Incidental findings on MRI's when beginning PCa treatment.

I had my RALP in Aug of 22 at 60 yo. I had a Gleason 4 + 3 with a PSA of 3.46 in March of 22. Biopsy in May 22 showed 4 of 12 cores with cancer. Two 7s and 2 6s. Intermediate Cancer that had to be treated. Went thru bone scan and abdominal MRI. Bone scan clean but MRI found a 8 mm liver lesion. Got another MRI in Nov 22. Report said reaction of lesion not typical with metastasis when I was injected with Gadolinium during MRI. Differential considerations atypical hemangioma or complex cyst. Attention on routine followup. Went to my Urologist/Surgeon and he recommended another MRI in July of 23 so it will have been a year from initial finding. He said the Nov 22 results reported were wishy washy. I.e. not very definite. My results came back more definitive in July. Hemangioma. Nothing to worry about. I just wanted people on this forum who are just starting this process that incidental findings on the liver and lung are quite common and try not to stress over this on top of a PCa diagnosis. Note I had a 1mm lung punctate nodule also. Anyhow the RALP went well with no side effects. My PSA at 11 months is undetectable. Best of luck to everyone on this forum.