instruction: hi doctor I am a 45 year old male non smoker and social drinker I am a generally healthy with no underlying medical conditions or family history of severe illness the only thing I have been diagnosed with is idiopathic hematuria which was told to me around two years ago I have no other symptoms appetite is fine and no major weight loss however the last few weeks I was having twinges around different areas of the stomach and aching kidneys I decided to have an ultrasound yesterday all organs were fine however something starting with was seen in the liver the person undertaking the ultrasound says these are normal but mine has a fuzzy edge and to make sure all is okay she has sent me for a cat scan with contrast her opinion was it looks fine but best to check I have health anxiety so my alarm bells are ringing with liver cancer I understand the chances of me having this are low but would like an opinion from an expert
output: hello I have gone through your concern from what you have mentioned the doctor has probably identified a hemangioma which is a common finding and benign the confirmation and characterization of a hemangioma of liver is best done with a it scan the chances of it being a liver cancer is extremely low in view of your health status I would advise you to go ahead with the it scan so that we can confirm and also assuage your concerns