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Liver cysts can cause some abdominal distension and pain, as well as some infectious symptoms, inflammatory manifestations such as fever and headache, which are very painful. So, what is the best treatment for liver cysts? What causes gallbladder cysts? How to prevent gallbladder cysts? Let's find out together.

Best treatment for liver cysts

1. Treatment of anal cyst

The symptom of liver cyst is a symptom of disease in the liver. It is a problem caused by abnormal liver function and should be treated appropriately. Now that edema has appeared all over the body, it means that the condition is still serious and liver protection treatment should be actively carried out to expel unnecessary water from the body first. The traditional treatment method of using Chinese herbal medicine to protect the liver is relatively quick in effect. In your daily diet, pay attention to eating more light dishes, avoid foods such as ethanol, and pay attention to getting more rest.

2. Common problems of liver cysts

A cyst on the liver is a benign tumor. Generally, if it is less than five centimeters, no treatment is required. However, when the cyst is larger than five centimeters or causes pain in the liver area, treatment is required. The general treatment method is surgical removal or interventional therapy. If you suffer from cysts and do not receive treatment, you should also pay attention to regular check-ups. In daily life, you should also pay attention to eating more light dishes, more fruits and vegetables rich in dietary fiber, and avoid eating high-calorie foods, high-fat foods, glucose foods, and irritating foods.

3. Physiological causes of liver cysts

There are congenital and acquired liver cysts: congenital liver cysts are caused by abnormal growth and development of the common bile duct or lymphatic vessels in the liver during the test tube embryo stage; non-hereditary liver cysts may be the result of degenerative changes in the liver ducts.

Disease diagnosis: Hepatic hydatid cysts: often with a history of residence in plague-affected areas, and positive hydatid skin test. Liver abscess: There are signs of inflammation, purulent symptoms or a history of dysentery, and no clear thick-walled, fluid-filled space-occupying lesions are detected by ultrasound. Vaporization of the center of the large tumor: Ultrasound showed that there were both fluid and solid space-occupying lesions in the disease.

How do liver cysts develop?

1. The cyst is pressing on the stomach. The patient is afraid of eating normally or overeating. When the heart is squeezed, heart failure may occur. Some patients have cysts in the left lobe of the liver, which squeeze the heart. He had to be given oxygen every day and had not been able to get out of bed for 2 years due to heart failure. After treatment, the patient can get out of bed and walk around without oxygen.

2. Liver cysts may cause dull pain in the liver area and abdominal distension. Sometimes the cysts may suddenly expand or become secondarily infected, which may cause sudden worsening of abdominal pain or fever.

3. Sometimes patients may feel a lump in the upper abdomen, and some patients experience abdominal pain, vomiting, and jaundice.

4. When the cyst is too large, symptoms such as indigestion, nausea, vomiting, and discomfort or pain in the right upper abdomen may occur. The following treatment methods can be used, such as surgical window ventilation and drainage, removal of the cyst wall, or ultrasound-guided puncture drainage, followed by the introduction of anhydrous ethanol to harden the cyst wall. The effects are relatively satisfactory.