What are the symptoms of liver cysts

We all need to be responsible for our own physical health. If we find any abnormal problems in our body, we need to pay attention to it. For example, liver cysts can cause abdominal pain, nausea or jaundice and other symptoms.

1. Patients with liver cysts compress the stomach and dare not eat normally or have a full meal. When the heart is squeezed, symptoms of heart failure may occur. Some patients with liver cysts have cysts in the left lobe of the liver, which squeezes the heart. He had to use oxygen every day, and because of heart failure, he had not been able to get out of bed for two years. After treatment of liver cyst, the patient was able to walk and no longer needed oxygen. Liver cysts can cause pain in the liver area and abdominal distension. Symptoms of liver cysts may also be caused by sudden enlargement of the liver cyst or secondary infection, which may lead to sudden aggravation of abdominal pain or fever. Sometimes a mass can be felt in the upper abdomen, and some patients experience abdominal pain, vomiting, jaundice and other symptoms of liver cysts.

2. Liver cyst refers to the cystic enlargement of local tissue in the liver. Liver cyst has little effect on human health. When the liver cyst is small, there are no obvious symptoms. Liver cysts are often found during abdominal ultrasound or abdominal surgery, and no treatment is required. When the liver cyst is too large, symptoms of liver cyst such as indigestion, nausea, vomiting, and discomfort or pain in the right upper abdomen may occur. The following treatment methods can be used to treat liver cysts, such as surgical window drainage and resection of the cyst wall to treat liver cysts. It can also be treated with ultrasound-guided puncture and drainage, followed by injection of anhydrous alcohol to harden the cyst wall. The treatment effects of liver cysts are relatively satisfactory.

3. In addition, a small number of liver cysts may present with the following liver cyst symptoms, such as cyst rupture, intracystic bleeding, infection, or rapid growth in a short period of time with a tendency to malignancy. Therefore, all liver cysts require regular inspection and observation, and surgical treatment of liver cysts should be performed when necessary.

4. When the liver cyst is too large, the clinical manifestations of the liver cyst may include indigestion, nausea, vomiting, and discomfort or pain in the right upper abdomen. The following treatment methods can be used to treat liver cysts, such as surgical window drainage, resection of the cyst wall to treat liver cysts, or ultrasound-guided puncture drainage, followed by injection of anhydrous alcohol to harden the cyst wall. The treatment effects of liver cysts are relatively satisfactory.