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Hi Doctor, my son age 3 years Ultrasound report shows that has (liver is “mildly enlarged” shows normal echotexture, no focal lesion or dilation of interahepatic biliary channels noted, portal vein and CBD are of normal caliber. ) However, he has weak stemna and he tired very soon. Please guide me what should I do???
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'Liver mildly enlarged' is not an issue...rest you give him good foods and consult a pediatrician if necessary.
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