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Regarding liver cyst hepatic hemangioma
6 months ago I did whole abdomen USG where it detect hypoechoic cyst 8x7mm on right lobe of liver and hepatic hemangioma. But after 6 months follow up it shows only grade 1 hepatic steatosis. Else everything is same with the previous report except liver one. I did USG in 8 hour fasting.
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Your liver findings show a small hemangioma, which is generally benign and does not cause problems unless it grows or leads to symptoms like abdominal pain. In the absence of symptoms, it just needs routine follow-up with ultrasound once in a year—no need to worry.
However, you also have grade 1 hepatic steatosis (fatty liver), which is mild and reversible at this stage with lifestyle changes—such as avoiding fatty foods, exercising regularly, cutting down on sugar and alcohol. But as a word of caution, if you do not take these measures, this condition can progress to more serious liver damage in the future. Taking action now is important to prevent complications later.
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Hi
Can you share the image of ultrasound
Small hemangioma can be followed up by regular ultrasound
Need not to worry
Grade 1 hepatic steatosis is not dangerous
Try to avoid fatty , oil food and do regular exercise
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Dr. Subhash Chandra M R
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Hello,
If you have any symptoms like pain abdomen or something get CT scan done.
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