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Usg report liver measures 11.0 cm in sagital scan wid normal outline but incresd parenchmal echotexture. rest normal n no space occupying lesion seen?

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Dr. Paul Williams answered

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Liver ultrasound: It sounds like you have a condition called "fatty liver" - which can cause right sided abdominal pain. Unfortunately there is no real treatment except for watching your fat intake. The no space occupying lesions is a good sign - no cysts - any mention of gallstones??

Dr Juchau agreed

Answered 6/23/2015

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