I've noticed an ovoid hypoechoic mass in my right suprarenal region measuring 5x4.6x4cm. There's no pain or major issues so far, but I sometimes feel like something's there just a weird sensation. All my tests came back normal except for this lesion. Are there any non-surgical options to dissolve or manage it?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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