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29 Year Old With Enlarged Liver After Gall Bladder Surgery. Biopsy Showing Hepatic And Central Venous Dilation. Swelling In The Breast. History Of Lymphadenopathy
Have a enlarged liver at 20.4 as a29y/o f. Post gb surgery. Biopsy done finds hepatic and central venous dilation. No elevation in liver function tests . Now have began to have swelling in right breast (significant) along with lymph nodes palpable in armpit , groin , and hx of mesenteric lymphadenopathy . No other health hx before this. No stones in gb. Please help I am being sent from doctor to doctor from specialist to next. An idea of what I may be facing here would be helpful.
Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query. it may indicate 2 most common diseases. first one is some systemic infection so you need to rule out all possible microbiologic causes. Second one is rare but possible: malignant disease and certain blood tests should be done to rule out lymphomas and other hematologic diseases. I am sure you ll find the exact diagnosis soon so that treatment can be started.
Wish you good health. Regards.
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29 Year Old With Enlarged Liver After Gall Bladder Surgery. Biopsy Showing Hepatic And Central Venous Dilation. Swelling In The Breast. History Of Lymphadenopathy
Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query. it may indicate 2 most common diseases. first one is some systemic infection so you need to rule out all possible microbiologic causes. Second one is rare but possible: malignant disease and certain blood tests should be done to rule out lymphomas and other hematologic diseases. I am sure you ll find the exact diagnosis soon so that treatment can be started. Wish you good health. Regards.