@racing212, It is good to hear that you are being monitored for this while it is a 'could be' tumor. My Mayo experience is that they will keep a close watch on it for you. I know that this is not a comfortable position to be in. I was believed to have cancer tumors in my bile ducts and my local transplant hospital was unable to get tissue samples so they had to inactivate me from the transplant list until they could get me to the Mayo team in Rochester for the tests. I did not have cancer and was able to be activated again. Rodney, I will be thinking of you during this time.
When you return in December, do you know what kind of tests they will do?
With an increased score, have your symptoms changed any?

@racing212 When you go back for more tests will they determine if the “spots” are benign or malignant? I had malignant lesions and they did an ablation to get rid of them. That was more than a year before my transplant which occurred in September 2016.
JK