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What Does Multiple Echogenic SOL S In The Below USG Report Indicate?

Dear Sir , One of my aunt had USG of whole abdomen last month, The report says -- The Liver is moderately enlarged & shows multiple echogenic SOL s some with central necrosis , intrahepatic billary radicals and hepatic vasculature are normal As per doctor there is no cure of this. Kindly advise if we can do anything. Your guiding will be very much helpful. Thank you Sanjib Kalita
Tue, 17 Nov 2015
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Hello Sanjib and welcome to HCM.
As a specilaist, i must advise you to consult a Gastro-enterologist.
Then get certain tests done urgently, such as :
1. Blood routine, sugar,LFT, creatinine, s.proteins and A/G ratio.
2. Then CECT/MRI scan of abdomen is indicated.Then chest-ray if advised.
3. According to the reports, the gastro-enterologist will advise you, regarding further treatment.
Don't worry without an expert opinion of the gastro-enterologist.
You may contact me for an expert opinion,with reports, as a direct question.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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What Does Multiple Echogenic SOL S In The Below USG Report Indicate?

Hello Sanjib and welcome to HCM. As a specilaist, i must advise you to consult a Gastro-enterologist. Then get certain tests done urgently, such as : 1. Blood routine, sugar,LFT, creatinine, s.proteins and A/G ratio. 2. Then CECT/MRI scan of abdomen is indicated.Then chest-ray if advised. 3. According to the reports, the gastro-enterologist will advise you, regarding further treatment. Don t worry without an expert opinion of the gastro-enterologist. You may contact me for an expert opinion,with reports, as a direct question. Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.