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In this case report, it was stated that fasciola hepatica may present with nonspecific symptoms; parasitic infections should be kept in mind in the differential diagnosis of a patient presenting with a liver mass; We aimed to emphasize that laboratory findings, serology and imaging methods are valuable in diagnosis. A 33-year-old female patient without comorbidity was referred to us from an external center because of a liver mass. The patient's main complaints were weakness, fatigue and blunt abdominal pain, and his physical examination was normal. Laboratory tests revealed anemia and eosinophilia. Fasciola hepatica serology was positive. In the abdominal magnetic resonance imaging, a tubular microcystic lesion representing the intraparenchymal tunnels formed by the parasitic disease was observed in the liver lesion in the T1-weighted fat-suppressed sequence. The patient, who was evaluated as Fasciola hepatica in the hepatobiliary council, was given triclabendazole treatment. As a result; parasitic infections should be kept in mind in the differential diagnosis of patients presenting with eosinophilia and a liver mass. Laboratory findings, serology and imaging methods are valuable in diagnosis.