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I have scattered hepatic lesions according to my recent ct. is that bad? i hardly drink alcohol and i eat very healthy.
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"Hepatic lesions": conveys no useful information. These could be solid or cystic, benign or cancerous. Would advise you talk with your doctor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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