Hepatic hemangiomas are thought to be present in as many as 7% of healthy people. Hemangiomas are four to six times more common in women than in men. Female hormones may promote the formation and growth of hemangiomas. Hemangiomas, although referred to as tumors, are not malignant and do not become cancerous. Hemangiomas are not unique to the liver and can occur almost anywhere in the body.


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Yes, My mother died of several types of cancer a few years back. After that I went in for a full health screening; and they found a 4.7mm hemangioma on my liver, and 7 years later I'm still here. It hurts like the dickens sometimes, other than that I just hope it's not cancerous, though by my odds it probably is.