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What Causes Enlargement Of Lever?
I have a mildly enlarged liver measuring 15.4 cm with increased per-portal echoes and no focal lesion seen. IHBR: Normal. Lab reports: Total Bilirubin - 0.81, Bilirubin, direct - 0.13, Total Protein - 7.6, Albumin 4.3, Globulin - 3.3, Asparate Aminotranserase (SGOT) 26, Alaine Aminotranferase (SGPT) 53, Alkaline Phosphatase - 77, G-Glutamyl Transferase - 21, Lactate Dehydrogenase - 151, Calcium - 9, TSH - 2. Can you please tell me what may be wrong?
Tue, 27 Jan 2015
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I understand your concerns. I understand your concerns.
Except for mild enlargement of the liver, your LFT that is liver function tests looks normal.
Mild enlargement is quite common in the middle aged persons due to fatty infiltration of the liver.
This is benign condition and it will subside on its own. If you don't have any other symptoms like nausea and vomiting, no need to worry. You are fine.
Thank you
Welcome to HCM
Thanks for posting your query
I understand your concerns. I understand your concerns.
Except for mild enlargement of the liver, your LFT that is liver function tests looks normal.
Mild enlargement is quite common in the middle aged persons due to fatty infiltration of the liver.
This is benign condition and it will subside on its own. If you don't have any other symptoms like nausea and vomiting, no need to worry. You are fine.
Thank you
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