question: Sir, I am 75 year old retired executive. After retirement I was keeping myself busy with training programs for employees in several cos. Suddenly six months back I had loss of hearing in both my ears. As no treatment could help, I had to go for hearing aid (though hearing aid also not very effective). Due to sudden hearing loss I had to stop my training activities and thus I went into deep depression . Started feeling heaviness in the head. I am also a heart patient of irregular and low pulse rate (heart beat around 50 p.m.). On advice of a Dr. I went for my MRI . The concluding remark of MRI report is: B/L Few Old Ischemic Foci, Gross Generalised Brain Atrophy and Right Maxillary Polyp as described. I am taking Carvistar, Isonorm, ECOSPIRIN AV 150 for my heart problem and CENSPRAM PLUS for depression. Kindly advice the meaning of my MRI report (i.e.B/L FEW OLD ISCHEMIC FOCI,GROSS GENERALISED BRAIN ATROPHY AND RIGHT MAXILLARY POLYP AS DESCRIBED. ) Is there any serious problem in the brain. Am I taking right medicines. Pl. help. Rajendra Prasad (75 years), Lucknow.