How does liver cyst form

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Liver cysts have parasitic and non parasitic cysts. Generally speaking, the symptoms of non parasitic liver cysts are not obvious. Liver cysts can occur in multiple or single, and some of them can be connected with gallbladder. In rare cases, hepatic cysts can occur in the liver parenchyma, and most hepatic cysts appear in the bile duct epithelium. Hepatic cysts often occur in the right lobe of the liver. There are many causes of liver abscess, such as the change of liver basement membrane, or metabolic disorder of small epithelial cells, or local ischemia, which are the causes of liver cyst. How does liver cyst form tell everybody.

How does liver cyst form

First, liver cysts can be caused by congenital causes, but the specific pathogenesis is not clear. Some people think that the development of intrahepatic bile duct and lymphatic vessel is the cause of congenital hepatic cyst. Part of hepatic cysts are retention hepatic cysts * mainly due to inflammation of bile duct.

Second: if the bile duct is edema, or has a stone, or it can form scar tissue, it can increase secretion. Otherwise, the liver * * blunt trauma may also lead to increased secretion. If these secretions cannot be discharged in time, it will be easy to retain the liver and cause the retention of liver cyst.

Third: the surface of the liver cyst is very smooth, the cyst wall is very thin, and there is transparent serous inside the cyst. In the human embryonic development stage, if there are more bile ducts in the liver, and the more bile ducts do not degenerate after birth, it is easy to cause liver cyst. Bile duct obstruction is also one of the causes of hepatic cysts.

matters needing attention

In order to prevent liver cyst, we should avoid gallstone disease in time to prevent possible gallbladder bile duct infection. Once diagnosed as liver cyst, B-ultrasound should be done regularly to observe whether the cyst is enlarged, so as to avoid over squeezing the liver area and causing cyst rupture.