What are the symptoms of hepatic cyst?

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Many people have heard of or come into contact with liver cysts. Liver cysts are not tumors, but benign diseases of the liver. Generally speaking, it does not threaten the lives of patients. But there is also a chance that the disease will worsen. So if suffering from liver cyst patients must pay more attention on weekdays. What are the symptoms of hepatic cyst?

What are the symptoms of hepatic cyst?

When the cyst increases and oppresses the stomach, duodenum and colon, it can cause postprandial fullness, anorexia, nausea and vomiting. When the cyst is large and heavy, there will be dull pain or mild dull pain in the abdomen, and the upper abdomen will expand uncomfortable. If there is severe pain, or symptoms of peritonitis, there may be cyst bleeding, rupture or complications. There will be fear of cold, fever and other phenomena.

It is found that abdominal mass is the primary manifestation of many patients. Mild jaundice can be caused by the compression of the hepatic duct or common bile duct by cysts adjacent to the porta hepatis. The incidence of jaundice is low, only in about 5% of cases.

The main sign is that the abdomen touches the mass which moves with the breath. The surface of the mass is smooth, usually hard, and only part of it is cystic with wave motion. The location of cysts depends on the location of cysts, but most of them are located in the right upper abdomen

matters needing attention

Patients with liver cysts should avoid greasy food, strong liquor and spicy fried food; Second, the diet should be low-fat, low calorie, rich in cellulose, vitamins, high-quality protein food, but we should pay attention to a balanced diet, rich in nutrition, eating should not be too full, should be seven or eight full is appropriate.