Hello, Dr. Grief.. My husband had elevated liver levels on his last blood draw in late August this summer and was advised to have an abdomenal ultrasound (he had it last Thursday), which indicated "multiple cysts in the liver (2 in the right and 1 in the left)". The largest is 7.7cm. Also the words "fatty infiltration" and "liver cellular disease" were read to us by our primary care physician's nurse from the report when she called to say the doctor recommends having a CT scan. Can you tell us how serious this may be? He is 73 years old, is 6 feet tall and weighs about 225 lb. I know his BMI is under 33 but don't recall exactly what it is without pulling out his last blood work up (done the end of August this summer). He does not drink alcohol at all. He has diabetes 2, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. He currently takes 1,000 mg. of Metformin twice per day, 50 mg. of Metoprolol in the morning, 50 mg. of Losartan Potassium at night, 20 mg. of Simvastatin at night, and 0.4 mg. of Tamsulosin at night. He also takes Zyrtec for allergies at night. Thank you, Sandy Nickora