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Radiologist ultrasound bi-rad 3 possibly benign; 1.4cm x 2.8 cm no solid nodule seen/no internal flow . is it improvement that i have no more pain?

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Need more info: Not knowing more of your general health it is hard to give you an expert opinion. I would strongly suggest that you talk it over with the physician who ordered the ultrasound to get the best idea of what to do to follow up on what was seen on the ultrasound.

Answered 5/27/2017

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A member asked:

Radiologist ultrasound bi-rad 3 possibly benign; 1.4cm x 2.8 cm no solid nodule seen/no internal flow . is it improvement that i have no more pain?

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I have two vague hypoechoic solid appearing nodules(1- 674 mm) & (1198 mm) within the right lobe (11mm)in ultrasound test. Six months follow up ultrasound is recommended. Any risk, please advise.