Is the effect of liver color Doppler ultrasound examination good?

I believe that many friends will become frightened when they hear the word hepatitis B in daily life. Because hepatitis B is a highly contagious disease, patients will face more obstacles in both their work and their emotional life. Therefore, it is very necessary to do some color ultrasound examinations of the liver on a daily basis. So, is the effect of color ultrasound examination of the liver good? In the next period of time, please join me in taking a look.

The phrase we most often say when examining your liver is "diffuse liver damage." We think it's normal to say that. But I heard that many patients were scared by this sentence. They think: The disease in the liver is "diffuse", so the disease must be serious!

Actually, that’s not what we mean. Viral hepatitis, fatty liver, and liver fibrosis are all diffuse liver lesions because the distribution of these lesions throughout the liver is relatively consistent; while hepatic hemangioma, liver cysts, and liver cancer are local space-occupying lesions of the liver. We reported to the doctor that your liver had "diffuse liver damage", which meant to tell the doctor that you did not have a tumor. We wanted to comfort you, but unexpectedly it caused misunderstanding instead.

This "diffuse liver damage" does not indicate the severity of the disease. As long as there are basically consistent changes in the liver as a whole, we call it "diffuse liver damage". Even for some older middle-aged and elderly people, the inside of the liver is slightly rougher, and the reflection of light spots in our "eyes" will be stronger. We also say that they have "diffuse liver damage." Many people with "diffuse liver damage" actually have normal liver function and do not need treatment. Therefore, don’t be scared by what we call “diffuse liver damage”. Whether the liver disease is serious depends on many indicators including liver function and combined with clinical diagnosis.

Cholecystitis of chronic hepatitis is not "inflammation"

There is an idiom that goes "lips and teeth depend on each other, and liver and gallbladder are loyal to each other". Liver disease often affects the gallbladder. If we take a look at the gallbladder of you hepatitis patients through B-ultrasound, we will find that it is most likely abnormal. The more severe the liver disease, the more common and obvious the gallbladder changes are. The most common symptoms are enlarged gallbladder, thickened walls and roughness, and some may also show edema. For these symptoms, we always report "cholecystitis" to the doctor. But I didn't expect that you would mistake this change as cholecystitis caused by bacterial infection and treat it with antibiotics.

Through the description of the above paragraphs, I believe that most friends have a deeper understanding of liver color ultrasound examination. Of course, I would like to remind everyone that many friends develop the habit of drinking in order to vent the stress brought by work, but we must clearly realize that a large amount of alcohol will have a significant impact on the liver, so this should attract more attention.