Patient's question:
Since my husband went to the factory to work, his health has been a bit worse than before. Later, after a careful examination, it was found that he had stones. The doctor said it wasn't too interfering and didn't need surgery. But now, a careful examination has revealed that he has a prostatic cyst. No wonder he said he felt a stinging sensation when urinating. But what should be done if the prostatic cyst is accompanied by stones?Doctor's answer:
A liver cyst is generally treated in hepatobiliary surgery or hepatology, as the cyst can determine two treatment approaches. If the cyst is small, close monitoring is recommended. If the cyst is large and affects the body, such as causing poor liver blood circulation or liver pain, surgical drainage may be necessary. Treatment is usually recommended only if the cyst is smaller than 5 cm. Additionally, preventive measures should be taken to prevent the recurrence of liver abscess.