The severity of early liver cancer

It is necessary to go to a regular specialist hospital to complete relevant examinations to confirm the primary liver cancer. In the early stage, active surgical treatment is recommended. For the specific surgical method, it is recommended to go to a regular specialist hospital to consult a professional doctor. Early symptoms may be manifested in stomach pain or shoulder pain, or there may be no symptoms at all, and everyone ignores it and does not go for examination. Once there are symptoms, there may be pain, weight loss, and the tumor may be very large, so the early detection rate of liver cancer is very low. Liver cancer is relatively serious in the early stage.

What are the complications of ascites?

Hepatorenal syndrome, long-term abdominal effusion, high abdominal pressure, affecting renal microcirculation, and related endocrine and metabolic disorders, will lead to renal dysfunction, abdominal distension, oliguria, and difficulty in urination. Develop a regular life, go to bed early and get up early to avoid staying up late, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat nutritiously. The main complication of ascites in cirrhosis is that a large amount of ascites may cause abdominal compression in patients, which in turn causes a series of clinical symptoms.

What is the difference between liver cancer and liver cysts diagnosed by ultrasound?

Liver cysts and liver cancer can be distinguished. Liver cysts are cystic nodules, mostly round or oval in shape. A few are separated or fused cysts, and the shape may be irregular. The cyst has a complete capsule, smooth and neat contours, and clear boundaries with surrounding liver tissue. The cyst is anechoic and has good sound transmission, and the posterior echo is enhanced. Patients with a long medical history and large cysts, or those with bleeding and infection in the cyst may have a small amount of dot-like or flocculent low echoes in the anechoic cyst, and there is no blood flow signal in the cyst on color Doppler imaging. Liver cysts are not tumors, let alone malignant tumors. However, patients with liver cysts still need regular follow-up, and 1 to 2 B-ultrasounds are needed every year. For these small liver cysts, whether congenital or acquired, superficial or deep, with or without symptoms, and no matter how many there are, it does not matter and does not need to be treated.