Calcification is a condition that can occur on any soft tissue in the body, most of which are benign. Liver calcification is a sign of chronic inflammation in the liver and is usually detected by ultrasound or x-ray.

Liver calcification is a chronic inflammatory condition of the liver that is usually benign. On the ultrasound image of the patient's liver, it shows the liver calcification nodules, these liver calcifications can have different sizes, many nodules or few nodules. Based on the size of the liver calcification nodules, the doctor can give specific advice.

Calcified liver nodules are the result of a chronic inflammatory lesion, caused by small stones forming in the biliary tract, deposition of bile pigments or dead worms. Liver calcification can leave dangerous complications, adversely affecting the liver and the overall health of people with this syndrome.

May I ask, is the right liver calcification nodules 2mm in diameter dangerous? How to treat? On ultrasound the doctor said it was the body of the fluke.

Hi doctor! Doctor, can I drink coffee with calcified liver? Looking forward to consulting your doctor help me. Thank you.

Hi doctor! I had abdominal pain, went to the doctor and concluded that the liver was calcified. The doctor asked me if liver calcification is dangerous? How is the treatment?

My liver ultrasound results are not large, homogenous hypoechoic structure, no localized lesions, segment VIII has 1 thick echo nodule, d=4mm, doctor's conclusion: Benign calcification of the right liver. Please ask the doctor if the condition of benign liver calcification of 4mm size is dangerous?