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A member asked:
I am tired all the time. could the cysts on my liver be the cause of my fatique?
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Not likely: Liver cysts are very common (up to 7% of population have them). Usually these are discovered "incidentally" while looking for other problems. Simple liver cysts are almost always asymptomatic and would be very unlikely to cause fatigue. Continue to work with your doctor to find an explanation and possible solution to your fatigue.
Answered 2/4/2013
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