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Went for ultrasound scan due to pain on right ribcage area n the results showed 2x1.8cm of heterogeneously echogenic nodules in my liver.i don't drink alcohol n any treatment? will i be ok?
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Depends: All depends on the nature of your liver nodules. Discuss with your doctor.
Answered 5/28/2013
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Likely yes: These may represent hemangiomas (benign tumors made of tangles of blood vessels) or areas of increased focal fat deposition in the liver. Some tumors can do this but are uncommon. Often the easiest way to sort this out is with mri.
Answered 11/7/2020
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