I'm a bit worried because during a routine check-up, the real-time pelvis ultrasound showed mild splenomegaly. Could you tell me what steps I should take to manage this? Should I be doing anything specific, like taking certain precautions or medications? I'm looking for a bit of guidance here.

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When you have no sy,mptoms and your blood cell count is normal you can ignore it and repeat it after 3 months.visit General Physician for appropriate management

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I'm a bit worried because during a routine check-up, the real-time pelvis ultrasound showed mild splenomegaly. Could you tell me what steps I should take to manage this? Should I be doing anything specific, like taking certain precautions or medications? I'm looking for a bit of guidance here.

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