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On Treatment For Diverticulitis Of Signoid Colon, CT Scan Showed Cyst Of The Angiolymphoma. Is It Dangerous?

I am in the hospital right now for diverticulitis of signoid colon and the Ct scan also found cyst of the angiolymphoma of the left kidney. Can you please tell me if the cyst of the angiolymphoma of the kidney is bad? Because the doctors are more concerned with the diverticulitis instead of the kidney. Should I just not even worry about the kidney issue?
Mon, 26 Aug 2013
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Angiomyolipoma are benign conditions and they dont transform into cancer. Depending on the size if more than 6 cm it has a risk of spontaneous bleeding so we recommend to remove the angiomyolipoma. If it is less than 6 cm in size then we just monitor every 6 months with an ultrasound.
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On Treatment For Diverticulitis Of Signoid Colon, CT Scan Showed Cyst Of The Angiolymphoma. Is It Dangerous?

Angiomyolipoma are benign conditions and they dont transform into cancer. Depending on the size if more than 6 cm it has a risk of spontaneous bleeding so we recommend to remove the angiomyolipoma. If it is less than 6 cm in size then we just monitor every 6 months with an ultrasound.