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2018-03-15 15:14:49
I have soft tissue sol in my left leg , calcification, I have done mri scan, report attached, please suggest medical advise without surgery, i dont have problem while walking, pls do suggest medicines that will reduce the sol
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Rule out malignancy too..as these can serve as a precancerous lesions. Once diagnosis is confirmed, then you can decide whether you want to get it removed or not.
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Take Indocap SR to limit ossification. You can also try out zolendronic acid or alendronates to get this calcification healed up.

Answered2018-03-16 03:22:20

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The sol is quite big in size 10×4cm... Such a lesion will not be resolved by medicines. U can get fnac done to confirm the diagnosis.

Answered2018-03-16 01:59:17

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