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My mri confirmed i have a slightly dilated intrahepatic bile duct without obstruction. doctor wont look further. do i have to worry? im scared they missed a tumour or something. why is my bile duct dilated without any seeing obstruction? im 34 yrs?
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A slightly dilated but bile duct may not be anything to be concerned with it may be normal for you. The fact that you probably had an MRCP, would rule out an obstruction. routine regular follow up with your PCP or gastroenterologist is a good idea to make certain there are no changes
Answered 7/9/2021
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