The echo of liver parenchyma is uneven

Ultrasound images show uneven echogenicity of the liver parenchyma, which may be related to abnormalities in the liver. This means that fat cells and other cells have replaced some liver cells. Hence the uneven phenomenon. Essentially, this is related to the patient's problems such as excessive proliferation of liver fibrous tissue, chronic hepatitis, and fatty liver. In short, if there is uneven echo of the liver parenchyma, it should be treated with caution, and it is best to go to a professional institution for a substantive examination.

The uneven echo of the liver parenchyma indicates that some liver cells are replaced by other cells such as fat cells , which will appear uneven in the ultrasound image. Common causes of uneven liver parenchymal echoes include fatty liver, chronic hepatitis, and excessive proliferation of liver fibrous tissue in patients with cirrhosis. The echogenicity of the liver parenchyma becomes thicker and stronger, and sometimes small nodules may be present. Although liver B-ultrasound can reflect liver lesions to a certain extent, it is sometimes not completely accurate. If the liver ultrasound examination finds abnormal liver morphology or abnormal echo, you should go to a regular professional hospital for a comprehensive liver function test to determine the cause and condition, and then take targeted treatment methods.

First of all, in life, we should develop good living habits, have a regular daily routine, do proper physical and mental exercise and maintain an optimistic mood; do not eat moldy food, the diet should be light and rich in vitamins and protein, etc., this can enhance physical fitness, improve the body's natural immunity, and prevent the occurrence of cirrhosis and liver cancer.

Secondly, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a thorough physical examination and consultation when necessary to further clarify the location of the pain and conduct further corresponding examinations to clarify the cause of the left abdominal pain before deciding on treatment. If the gallbladder polyp exceeds 0.8, there is an indication for surgery.

In addition , the rough and uneven echo of the liver parenchyma usually occurs in people (especially men) who eat spicy and greasy food and like to drink alcohol. It is often used as the basis for the diagnosis of fatty liver in clinical practice. It is recommended to pay more attention to your diet, avoid alcohol, and eat more light food. You can soak some liver-protecting Chinese medicine such as: wolfberry, salvia miltiorrhiza, honey-roasted astragalus, chuanxiong, and aurantium. And you must closely monitor your liver function, do regular color Doppler ultrasound examinations, do not drink alcohol, and do not stay up late. Common Chinese medicines include Biejia Soft Liver Capsules and Sophora flavescens Tablets.