I had an unreadable carotid ultrasound

Okay so I had a carotis doppler ultrasound and on my right side the radiologist couldnt get a clear read where the arteries branch off under my jaw. He was worried about possible internal carotid dissection.

I had an mra about an hour later which was clear with no issues, however I am still getting symtoms, is it common for the ultrasound to not be able to see the internal carotid well enough and should I still be worried? Is there other tests I should get?

This was a week ago

Any advice or help would be appreciated Thanks

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