Is a cyst on the liver serious?

The liver is the most important organ for human metabolism. If there is a problem with the liver, the body's metabolism will also have problems. Liver disease is no longer exclusive to the elderly. Many young people today suffer from liver disease due to irregular diet and bad living habits. The liver is very important to the human body. If a cyst grows on the liver, you must actively cooperate with the doctor and receive timely treatment.

What causes cysts on the liver?

For patients with liver cysts, the probability of developing liver cyst jaundice is only about 4.8%. This is mainly because the patient's liver is squeezed by the cyst. At this time, the hepatic duct and bile duct in the liver are affected, leading to the appearance of jaundice symptoms, but the symptoms are generally mild.

1. Single pseudocyst

In a diseased human liver, the patient's blood and bile will fill it. After a period of growth, the fibrous tissue will directly surround these tissues and form a thin film. This is a single pseudocyst.

2. Biliary duct development disorder

The age range of patients with liver cysts is relatively wide, with the most common patients being between 26 and 65 years old. More than 60% of these patients suffer from abnormal development of the bile ducts in the dry liver, which can be considered a congenital disease and carries great risks. Once the patient's liver is squeezed, even artificial respiration and childbirth may cause heavy bleeding, which directly threatens the patient's life. If this threat is not rescued in time, the mortality rate is as high as 81%.

3. Retention liver cyst

This is the most common cause of liver cysts, because abnormalities occur in the bile ducts in the patient's liver. Such abnormal symptoms will directly lead to inflammation and edema, and may even directly lead to excessive secretion of fluid and bile, resulting in retention. At this time, liver cysts have already formed.

Therefore, liver cysts are very harmful to the human body and may even affect the functions of organ tissues. Severe cases can be life-threatening! So no matter the size of the cyst, instead of waiting until it becomes larger, it is better to detect and treat it early to relieve the anxiety in your heart! In some cases, liver disease can be inherited and endanger the health of the next generation. I hope my friends all remember that health comes first. Minor illnesses should not be delayed, as they will turn into major illnesses if delayed for too long.