Liver MRI Result...Please Help Me to Understand....Very Worried
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Hello to All, I'm 36 years old....( Don't drink....very healthy ).I'm new to the board ...Can someone help me to understand my MRI result please...I'm very worried... The elevated liver enzymes and my doctor ordered MRI.....The results are saying as follow...Any advice please...Thank you
Two sessions in the right lobe of the liver . The larger one is a hemangioma. The smaller lesion is also probably a hemangioma , but does not demonstrate significant enhancement tp confirm this, possibly sclerosed. Recommend 6 month follow-up MRI to ensure stability
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nancy89875 sadheart
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I had MRI's every 3 months then six months and now yearly. They report no change. But I do have lesons that haven't changed, so I stopped worrying. Of course, I am much older than u, but I have hadPBC for 20 years. As long as there is no change in blood tests my doctor says ok. I do get tired and other symptons, but doing well for a 74 year old. Prayers
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john17871 sadheart
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A liver hemangioma is a non-cancerous (benign) mass in the liver. A liver hemangioma is made up of a tangle of blood vessels. Sclerosing hemangioma of the liver is an unusual tumor type, probably the same as the first, but they probably couldn't get a real good look at it to be 100% sure. That's what it sounds like to me anyway. If they are going to wait 6 months to do a follow-up, then they're probably not too worried about it, in my opinion.
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