physical examination revealed liver cyst . Why did the doctor say it was a "blister"? I believe many friends have this kind of question, because with the popularity of imaging examinations such as B ultrasound and CT, the detection rate of liver cysts is getting higher and higher. When people accidentally find liver cysts during physical examinations, they will always feel anxious. First of all, liver cysts are a common clinical benign space-occupying lesions in the liver, referring to all vesicle-like lesions that occur on the liver. In layman's terms, liver cysts are "bubbles" that grow on the liver, wrapped by epithelial cells . The cyst contains clear, colorless or light yellow, and cell-free cyst fluid. This "bubble" is mostly elliptical or spherical, with varying sizes, but one or more.
1. Although the liver cyst is a "bubble", it also has hidden dangers!
cysts are generally not obvious, and only during physical examinations are found that the cysts are enlarged. Compressing adjacent tissues and organs may cause symptoms such as bloating and pain in the liver area, depression of upper abdomen, fullness after meals, and poor breathing. Pressing the bile ducts causes jaundice , etc.; the cyst is superficial, rubbing with the diaphragm or peritoneum, causing abdominal discomfort or pain; a few patients may experience intracyst bleeding or torsion, and sometimes secondary infections may occur, followed by fever, severe abdominal pain and other symptoms. Larger cysts may occupy the liver volume and squeeze the liver cells, causing changes in the morphology of the liver cells and atrophy, which may cause liver function damage. Hepatic cysts that are too large under intense exercise may also rupture. If severe bleeding occurs after rupture and cannot be treated in time, it may also pose a threat to the patient's life safety!
2. Premature treatment, elimination of cysts without surgery!
Most liver cysts can be eliminated by taking medicine, and it is not necessary to operate, because from traditional Chinese medicine, these cysts are actually blood congestion and water and dampness, which cannot be absorbed and become larger and larger. They are called phlegm and turbidity, which damages the kidney's transportation and transformation function. Therefore, the idea is: to promote qi and eliminate stasis, clear heat and dampness, eliminate phlegm and turbidity, warm and nourish the spleen and kidneys, promote diuresis and reduce swelling. For chronic cysts within three centimeters, liver, kidney, uterine , and Nass cysts, Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine (Sancan Drink) can be used to completely eliminate the cysts and their lesions.
But if the liver cyst is large (more than 5cm), it compresses the surrounding organs, such as compressing the lungs, affecting breathing, or compressing the gastrointestinal tract to affect digestion, or twisting of the cyst, or secondary infection and bleeding, affecting normal life, surgery is needed at this time.
