I could be wrong but I don't think stones would present as lumpy things in that area, not even calcified stones. I doubt that this has anything to do with the liver flush, but I am only speculating and could be totally wrong. I don't want to alarm you, but I think this anytime you have odd lumps, moles, growths, etc., anywhere on your body, it is a good idea to get these checked out by a doctor who can refer you for diagnostic testing. While I don't generally like doctors and their heavy reliance on prescribing medications for any little thing, I believe that this is one of those times that it is okay to get professionaly checked out. Better Safe than Sorry!


Good Luck.

I agree with Chardy, that it is good to get this checked out. Since the liver is a very large organ and stones in a liver would be in the inner duct tissue, I think it is very unlikely that anyone would be able to feel stones through all the layers of tissue. I think it may be possible for calcified stones in the gall bladder to be felt through the skin, however, since the gall bladder is a sack-like organ designed to hold liquid bile until it is ready to be released. It may be that your flush released stones from your liver into your gall bladder, where they have yet to move on. If this is the case then further flushing might be in order.

Hally

Couild it be enlarged lymph nodes? I'm not good with anatomy, but maybe your body, in an attempt to continue to cleanse the liver, some lymph nodes have enlarged near the liver to remove toxins?

Chardy:

I also had this. I've had an ultrasound and an MRI and I apparently have a cyst on my liver. I also have a "fatty liver". You can always try to get your doctor to schedule an ultrasound for you, and they can tell what those lumps may mean.

Cheers, Molly