The liver echo is uneven

During the examination, if the liver echo is found to be uneven, the most common reason is liver damage. Of course, there is no way to make a complete diagnosis at this time, and further examination is needed. There are many diseases that cause this situation, such as fatty liver, hepatitis, etc., which may cause this manifestation. We know that the liver is the largest digestive organ in the body. Once there is a problem, it is particularly harmful to people.

The liver has uneven echogenicity

The uneven echo of the liver parenchyma is considered to be liver cell damage. Ultrasound shows that the uneven echo of the liver parenchyma cannot make a clear diagnosis. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment, do liver function tests, blood routine, hepatitis B five items, hepatitis C antibodies and other related tests to further clarify the cause and follow the doctor's advice for treatment.

There are several common liver diseases

1. Fatty liver

The incidence of fatty liver is increasing as our living standards improve, and it is truly a "rich disease." It is one of the liver diseases that is easily overlooked. There are usually no symptoms in the early stages of fatty liver, and it is easy to reverse and cure the disease through diet therapy.

2. Drug-induced liver damage

Technology is advancing with each passing day, diseases are becoming more and more diverse, and new drugs are emerging in an endless stream. Various pharmaceutical advertisements are flying everywhere, confusing the public: Is the purpose of making medicine to cure people? Or is the purpose of making people to make medicine? Doctors are also confused: It is obviously the same ingredient, but it has fifteen when it is called this, but fifty when it is called another name? Patients are also dumbfounded: With so many advertisements, who should I believe?! So some patients try all kinds of medical treatments in a hurry, and if one doesn’t work, they will try another one, and if one medicine doesn’t work, they will try another one, and in the end they don’t know which one is better.

3. Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis is the late outcome of various liver diseases. That is to say, most liver diseases will eventually lead to cirrhosis, so cirrhosis is a relatively common disease, but its severity cannot be ignored. The treatment effect of cirrhosis is best in the early stages. Depending on the physical condition, most patients can be kept from further deteriorating. Some can even reverse cirrhosis to a certain extent, bringing hope to patients with cirrhosis.