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My us says mild hepatomegaly 17.5cm after cholecystectomy. should i worry?
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This is borderline: hepatomegaly. If your blood tests are normal and you have no other risk factors, it is probably nothing serious. You should ask the doctor who ordered the test for specific advice on any follow up studies.
Answered 7/24/2016
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