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Spleen size 12.1 cm
What is the normal size of spleen? Mine is 12.1 cm. Is it normal? My height is 170 cms, age 32 years
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Absolutely normal
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It's normal.
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It's normal
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Can help you , kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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It is normal.
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Your spleen size is within normal limits
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Size of the spleen would be considered problematic if it's related to cause some troubles in your body. If there are no problems right now, and the size too is within normal limits, there's hardly any concern right now
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Normal
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Up to 13 cm is considered normal.
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13 cm is normal Yours is normal
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In adults, the spleen length on ultrasound is generally considered normal up to 12–13 cm. • For your height (170 cm), a spleen size of 12.1 cm is at the upper end of normal and usually not worrisome if there are no other symptoms (pain, fever, weight loss, anemia, low platelets, etc.). • Small variations can occur due to body size, build, and the way the scan is taken.
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• If you have no symptoms and other blood reports are normal, this is likely a normal finding. • If you have persistent left upper abdominal pain, unexplained fever, weight loss, or abnormal blood counts, consult a physician (hematologist or gastroenterologist) for further evaluation. • Follow-up ultrasound may be suggested in 6–12 months if your doctor wants to monitor stability.
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• Do not worry based on a single measurement. • Avoid unnecessary repeated scans unless advised. • Always interpret ultrasound results together with clinical symptoms and blood tests.
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