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I m feeling pain in right upper abdomen, i hv been also diagnosed wid liver haemongioma, kindly suggest what to do...
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See a surgeon: Hemangioma are usually painless; it is something else like gallbladder disease etc. Needs full evaluation and work up. Thank you.
Answered 9/28/2016
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