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Had a ultrasound, results said liver is 13.4cm and that there is somewhat heterogeneous appearance but with no definite abnormality r focal finding?
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Liver ultrasound: The size is normal but Heterogeneity could be due to fatty liver. Losing weight, decrease fat intake, avoiding Alcohol, treating high triglyceride should help.
Answered 10/12/2016
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