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My Sister Has Liver Haemangioma, Please Suggest

Hi, My sister has liver haemangioma..Its abnormal and now she looks like a typical pregnant girl..The doctors we consulted till now, informed that there is no medicines...Is it that she need to carry it till her end or can we take steps to cure it....If so how
Fri, 5 Nov 2010
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According to medical literature, most hepatic hemangiomas remain stable in size or show minimal increase in diameter over time. Simultaneously regression of hepatic hemangioma is very rare.


If there are no symptom, i. e . if the are not bothering you, you do not need to go for surgery. If you have pain, nausea, then you can go for surgery.
If your hemangioama is large, especially if it is causing symptoms, surgical removal is an option.

Regards,

Dr. Jagdish
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My Sister Has Liver Haemangioma, Please Suggest

Hi According to medical literature, most hepatic hemangiomas remain stable in size or show minimal increase in diameter over time. Simultaneously regression of hepatic hemangioma is very rare. If there are no symptom, i. e . if the are not bothering you, you do not need to go for surgery. If you have pain, nausea, then you can go for surgery. If your hemangioama is large, especially if it is causing symptoms, surgical removal is an option. Regards, Dr. Jagdish