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Ultrasound report
Kindly suggest me according these images I'm worried plzz Haematologist just told me there is nothing to worry and no need to MRI because this is liver, Hemangioma when it was diagnosed January 2026, I was not having any problem that was routine check up 10 years before. It was not diagnosed. Why this is now.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A liver hemangioma this size, under a centimetre, is a very common and almost always benign finding. It's often missed on older scans simply because it's small and scans vary in resolution and detail picked up at the time. It likely wasn't new, just not caught before.
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Since your haematologist has already reviewed this and said no MRI is needed, that's reasonable for a lesion this small with a clear hemangioma pattern. Please also discuss this with your physician or hepatologist once, to confirm nothing else needs follow-up.
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Get it looked at again only if you develop pain in that area, unexplained weight loss, or yellowing of your eyes or skin.
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