In recent years, the number of people suffering from liver cyst has been increasing. Liver cyst is a relatively common benign liver disease, that is, there are cysts in the liver. It can be divided into three types: parasitic, non-parasitic, and congenital hereditary. Asymptomatic congenital liver cysts are the most common. It is common and more likely to occur in women, and is accompanied by polycystic kidney disease . Because its early symptoms are easily confused with other diseases, many patients cannot detect it early, such as right upper quadrant pain, fever, etc. So, what should you eat less if you have a liver cyst? What can you do to get rid of it?
1. What should you eat less if you have liver cyst?
1. High-protein foods: such as eggs, fish, shrimp and other seafood, which can increase the burden on the liver.
2. Fermented foods: mainly include bean fermentation, grain fermentation and dairy fermentation products, such as bean paste, rice wine, fermented bean curd, bread, etc. Because it contains a large amount of threonine, it increases the load on the liver.
3. High-calorie foods: such as chocolate, cream, etc., can increase the body's basal metabolic rate and accelerate the growth of liver cysts.
4. Spicy and irritating foods; such as onions, ginger, garlic, peppers, etc. Can accelerate the growth rate of liver cysts.
2. How to eliminate it?
According to traditional Chinese medicine, these cysts are actually congestion and the product of water and moisture. They cannot be absorbed and get bigger and bigger. They are called phlegm and damage the transportation and transformation functions of the kidneys. So the idea is: promoting qi and removing blood stasis, clearing away heat and reducing dampness , eliminating phlegm and turbidity, warming the spleen and kidneys, diuresis and reducing swelling. For chronic cysts within three centimeters, liver, kidney, uterus, Nessler's cyst, traditional Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine (San Nang Yin) can be used to completely eliminate the cysts and their lesions.
But if the size of the liver cyst is large (more than 5cm), it compresses the surrounding organs, such as compressing the lungs and affecting breathing, or compressing the gastrointestinal tract and affecting digestion, or the torsion of the cyst occurs, or secondary infection and bleeding It affects normal life, and surgical treatment is needed at this time.
