<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.I have a grapefruit size ball on my right side,the dr said it was a hernia,then he said my liver was three times it s normal size,again he change his answer to a hernia again and that I could have it removed. I went to have the surgery but woke up and it was still there.I ve ask several dr.s they all say it s a hernia.I ve become a little scared now and I need some help before it becomes to late,what do I do? I can send a pic if that helps  <response>: Hi.noted history of lump. May I ask where specifically is it located in your abdominal area and do you have any prior abdominal surgeries? It is best to consult with a doctor, preferably a general surgeon, for physical examination and clinical evaluation. In investigating hernias incisional, umbilical, or inguinal type, ultrasound may be helpful, but a clinical diagnosis is sufficient depending on the expertiseexperience of your doctor. Definitive management of hernia, is surgical repair. Other diagnostics and management medical and surgical will be directed accordingly. Hope this helps. Good day!! Chat Doctor. 