Unlikely: If you have no gallstones and your common bile duct is the normal size, then it's probably not your gallbladder. A small liver cyst is likely to be incidental, and probably wouldn't cause your symptoms either. Go to see your local gastroenterologist for a further evaluation.
Answered 10/9/2013
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Not enough info: Why was an MRI done? Small liver cysts ate common, benign & would cause no symptoms. Mri of the gallbladder sounds normal. Have you had a gallbladder ultrasound? May need hida scan to see if the gallbladder function is normal. Many things can cause diarrhea & nausea that is not from the gallbladder. See a gastroenterology specialist for full evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Repeat gallbladder: Attacks are a possibility. Liver cysts are very common and a 1 cm one would be asymptomatic and of no consequence. Why was MRI performed? What about other testing? A consultation with a gastroenterologist would be indicated given length of symptoms. A study to evaluate the function of the gallbladder called a hida scan with ejection fraction may be helpful.
Answered 9/28/2016
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