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I have two vague hypoechoic solid appearing nodules(1- 674 mm) & (1198 mm) within the right lobe (11mm)in ultrasound test. six months follow up ultrasound is recommended. any risk, please advise.

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Dr. Jesse Mills answered

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Of what?: Right lobe of liver? Prostate? Kidney? Either way, those are small lesions and i'm sure your doc is following with ct scan, not ultrasound.

Answered 1/29/2014

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Dr. Martin Raff answered

Cysts: Where were these located. Could be liver, thyroid, other. Need more info.

Answered 1/26/2014

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A member asked:

I have two vague hypoechoic solid appearing nodules(1- 6*7*4 mm) & (11*9*8 mm) within the right lobe (11mm)in ultrasound test. six months follow up ultrasound is recommended. any risk, please advise.

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I have two vague hypoechoic solid appearing nodules(1- 674 mm) & (1198 mm) within the right lobe (11mm)in ultrasound test. six months follow up ultrasound is recommended. any risk, please advise.

I have two vague hypoechoic solid appearing nodules(1- 674 mm) & (1198 mm) within the right lobe in thyroid (ultrasound test). Any risk, please.