I consulted with the head of Liver Surgery at Mount Sinai here in NYC and his team.
I mentioned to him about going further with a biopsy and he said for now its not completely nessecary, and to have a repeat MRI in 3 months. He said since I have multiple adenomas getting a biopsy from one of them won't tell the whole story.
There have been cases where patients had biopsies done and the adenomas differed from each other. Then again theres the risk of implications during the biopsy itself.
I was honest with him about everything regarding my use.
He made it clear that as long as I come off completely or go on proper trt dose, they should reduce in size and hopefully completely disappear in time and make a full recovery.
I know close to everyone at Sinai from surgery and if you had your MRI at Sinai 100% chance i know the person who read it. They mentioned biopsy for a reason however of course you cant biopsy all 12 and yes when you biopsy them they are likely to bleed..no..they will bleed. I have never done a liver biopsy that hasnt bled even when I gel foamed the tract etc.
As I said before I have also seen them reduce in size and in a few rare cases completely disappear however if it was my liver id get a biopsy of a few and then interval follow up. I do not like how they dont contain fat and thats the reason why.. yes you can have lipid poor adenomas..ive seen that plenty but for my liver id want tissue.
I would not even go on TRT if i were u. Id come off everything and go on an AI. I am pretty sure that last year they started doing MR elastography at sinai..well i know they are doing it as part of research but not sure if they are actively offering it as I am no longer there.
Please look up Beta catenin mutated hepatic adenomas. I spoke about this when a prior PM member likely had this and later died. I know the surgeons at Sinai..i know the radiologists... i know nearly every "expert" you might talk to, but i know steroids. So while it will almost certainly get smaller about stopping everything there are some valid underlying concerns. Please be safe and keep us posted.
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