Patient's question:
1 Liver. Decreased size, the right liver descends by about 14.7 cm, normal shape, smooth liver capsule. Echoes thickened, increased, no mass lesions observed, normal course of hepatic veins, portal vein dilated, inner diameter approximately 1.3 cm.2 Gallbladder. Decreased size, approximately 9.3x3.3 cm in size, normal shape, translucent appearance in the cyst, no stones observed.
3 Bile ducts. No dilation or stones observed in intrahepatic or extrahepatic bile ducts.
4 Pancreas. Normal size and shape, clear outline, uniform echoes in pancreatic parenchyma, main pancreatic duct not dilated.
5 Spleen. Decreased size, intercostal thickness approximately 4.6 cm, not palpable below the costal margin, normal shape, clear outline. Spleen clearly visible, uniform echoes in parenchyma, splenic vein not dilated.
Below are the detailed findings. Liver decreased size, increased echo thickness. Portal vein dilated, gallbladder enlarged, spleen decreased. Please pay attention.
Doctor's answer:
Consider the condition of portal hypertension caused by hepatitis. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, adjust your diet, undergo thorough examinations such as the hepatitis B five-item test, liver function tests, and blood tests, conduct comprehensive evaluations, and provide symptomatic treatment, including liver protection, reducing portal pressure, and treating complications. Doctor's inquiry: What are your main symptoms now? Do you have a history of hepatitis? In addition to medication for liver disease treatment, the patient also needs to pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, the patient should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for diagnosis to obtain a good therapeutic effect.