Patient's question:
The liver size is normal, the capsule is not smooth, the liver light spots are thickened, and a solid mass is clearly visible in the right liver, measuring 8.3 CM 9.0 CM. The spleen is swollen, measuring 13.1 CM in length and 5 CM in thickness. The depth of pelvic abdominal fluid is 1.9 CM, with clear transmission. The pancreas and kidneys show normal sonographic images. The gallbladder size is normal, and no abnormal echoes are observed within the.Doctor's answer:
Currently, the liver lesions are quite prominent, and the mass is still relatively large, making it impossible to definitively determine whether it is benign or malignant. The spleen is enlarged, and there is ascites, which should be diagnosed as cirrhosis. Based on these comprehensive evaluations, it is likely that the hepatic nodules are malignant.It is recommended to be hospitalized for treatment and consult a gastroenterology department. Currently, traditional Chinese medicine is generally ineffective for such malignant conditions and can only serve as supportive treatment. Therefore, hospitalization is still advised. If financially feasible, the patient should seek treatment at a better hospital, as there are many treatment methods for cirrhosis. However, since the symptoms vary among patients, the treatment approaches differ. Thus, it is essential for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that treatment can be tailored to their specific condition.