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Ultrasound Shows Enlarged Liver. Taking Prescribed Medication And Restricted Diet

My son aged 21. USG of Liver reported mildly enlarged in size with normal shape & regular outline.parenchymal echotexture & echogenicity are normal.No focal parenchymal lesson is seen.Intrahepatic biliary radicles are not dilated. Liver span is 150mm. Doctor advice medicine( Hepamerz 2 tab daily for 3 months & restricted diet ( less oil)
Fri, 7 Mar 2014
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hi,
Enlarged liver is a fairly common entity among obese children. As other things are normal, you nee not worry. However, it is wise to rule out common causes of liver diseases. please post the details of liver function tests, viral profile etc, if done so that we can better understand his problem.
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Ultrasound Shows Enlarged Liver. Taking Prescribed Medication And Restricted Diet

hi, Enlarged liver is a fairly common entity among obese children. As other things are normal, you nee not worry. However, it is wise to rule out common causes of liver diseases. please post the details of liver function tests, viral profile etc, if done so that we can better understand his problem. All the best.