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My wife has just been told she has 4 small cysts on her liver what can we exspect in the future

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Hi

Sorry to hear that. Is she under a team? Is she on liver drugs. I think providint there monitored they shouldnt be a problem but get bloods checked frequently as the liver is the largest internal organ and does up to 5oo jobs per day so it has quite a massive function to play. Its not like the appendix where i. Good luck

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Hello,

It really depends on what is causing the cysts - many members of my family have liver cysts related to polycystic kidney disease, and the cysts don't affect liver function at all - just make the liver bigger if they increase in number or size.

Good luck to you both - its hard to deal with a new diagnosis. Make a list of questions to take next time you see the doctor.

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rallyman1 in reply topicklemum

Are you saying my wife liver cysts could be related to kidney problems? thank you for your reply both feeling shatterd at the moment

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picklemum in reply torallyman1

In my family the liver cysts are related to kidney cysts, but that isn't the case in everyone - have you read the information on liver cysts on the British Liver Trust's website? It sounds like you've been given this diagnosis without much support or information. Will your wife be having more tests or seeing a doctor again soon?

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rallyman1 in reply topicklemum

My wife will be attending hospital on the 03/01/2013 seems an agonising wait I will find the Info you suggest thanks once again nice to chat with you

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rallyman1 in reply torallyman1

Hi once again have read the info feel more informed now , will chat later if thats ok with you

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picklemum in reply torallyman1

That's fine, happy to chat. You have a long wait - being in limbo is awful, you just don't know what to expect. Hopefully the fact that they don't feel that they need to see your wife urgently is good news - if they felt it was something serious they'd be fitting her in sooner hopefully.

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rallyman1 in reply topicklemum

Thats what I thought, Iam glad I have spoken with you I feel a little more at ease,roll on the new year wishing my life away I hope the new brings all of us better news will chat again soon

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rallyman1 in reply torallyman1

Hi picklemum I would to like say on behalf of my wife and myself we are really touched by your chats, when you have concerns of your own, WE both wish you and your daughter all the best for the future our thoughts are with you many many thanks

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picklemum

I'll be thinking of you both, I'm glad I could help a little - I know how important support from others can be. Try to stay positive. Feel free to message me any time.

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rallyman1

Thank you, your a gem very rare to find these days God bless chat again soon

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