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Can a liver hemangioma bad taste in mouth and cause dry eyes? radioligist probably hemangioma small 2cm on ultrasound. dr., might want to do scan? can you determine if it is my an ultrasound only?
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Dry eye: Your dry eye symptoms are not related to your liver lesion. I would recommend getting the scan to further evaluate the lesion.
Answered 10/3/2016
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