Hello, first time poster on this forum. I had a CT Cardiac Calcium Score test done and it came out fine, but it picked up several hypodensities <1 cm in the dome, probably cysts. I have had some discomfort along my rib cage in that area, only when I lay down on my stomach, that I attributed to soreness in my intercostal muscles or cartilage. I don't have any apparent swelling, and my liver enzymes are all good. I tested for CEA and AFB and they were low. I had prostate cancer three years ago, stage 3b, was treated by radiation, and PSA is undetectable and testosterone is 700. So it's probably not metastatic prostate, colon, or liver cancer.
However I read, especially for women, that high estrogen can cause liver cysts to grow, and coming off hormone treatment my E2 (estradiol) was 4x normal as my testosterone recovered. Has anyone seen this type of symptoms?
I'm scheduled for an MRI with a heptologist in June (was hoping for an ultrasound), but she wants to do an MRI.