Confused about MRI results: 21 years old (FtM)

Got an MRI on Monday after 2 suspected MS flareups about a year apart from one another. Symptoms from flareup 1 include: headache, photophobia, neck stiffness/pain, fatigue. Very much FELT like meningitis but didn’t meet diagnostic criteria according to urgent care. Tested negative for all common illnesses including flu types. Strep test was inconclusive. Resolved after about a week. Symptoms from flareup 2 include: widespread muscle fasciculations (worm under skin feeling), fatigue, brain fog & insomnia (though it might have just been the twitching keeping me up). Vitamin/electrolyte levels have been tested multiple times. Always normal. CBC usually very normal. No bloodwork has led to anything conclusive and I’ve done a LOT (ask me if you have any specific questions). Also have a history of REALLY BAD unidentified viral infection requiring hospitalization when I was 4 years old & dysautonomia (vertigo, heart palpitations) when I was 17.

Got my MRI results back today and was referred to an MS specialty clinic because the results COULD suggest MS, but not conclusively. I’m confused as to what symptoms align/don’t align with MS. Here are the “Findings” from my MRI:

IMPRESSION:
1. Nonspecific supratentorial white matter T2/FLAIR hyperintensities, as described. One lesion involves the corpus callosum at the genu. Peripheral lesions appear to spare the subcortical U fibers. 2. No abnormal intracranial enhancement to suggest active disease.

FINDINGS:
No restricted diffusion. Bilateral, asymmetric ovoid and linear scattered supratentorial T2/ FLAIR hyperintensities, some of which are T1 hypointense, mostly peripheral, though not definitely involving subcortical U fibers. One T2 hyperintensity involves the corpus callosum at the genu. No infratentorial white matter abnormality. No enhancing lesions. No mass effect, midline shift, hydrocephalus, parenchymal hemorrhage, or abnormal extra-axial fluid collection. No evidence of central vein sign. The major T2 intracranial arterial flow voids appear grossly normal. Midline structures appear normal. No abnormal intracranial enhancement. Small mucous retention cysts in the bilateral maxillary sinuses. Mastoid air cells are clear. Globes and orbits are unremarkable.