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Inlarge liver 17cm fibrosis 7.4 kpa

2021-12-05 16:36:41
Sir my ultrasound report show 17.4 cm inlarge liver and after I did fibroscan 7.4 kpa my lft report is normal is that serious
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They are early signs of liver fibrosis which indicates towards liver disease! Kindly seek professional advice..

Answered2021-12-06 09:18:34

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