Patient's question:
A few days ago, our company had a health check-up. There were many detailed tests, including liver function, kidney function, and blood tests. At first, I thought health check-ups were excessive, but I'm quite healthy. However, the results showed that my liver function was abnormal. The doctor said I have polycystic liver disease, which scared me. I want to know how to treat polycystic liver disease.Doctor's answer:
For polycystic liver disease, it is also necessary to pay close attention to how obvious the symptoms are, including the main manifestations of clinical diagnosis. Specific clinical diagnosis should be carefully examined, and liver function should be checked to see if it is normal. Additionally, the main manifestations of clinical diagnosis and the size of the cysts should be observed to determine an appropriate treatment plan. If the cysts are small and the clinical symptoms are not obvious without clear surgical indications, intermittent follow-up and reexamination may be sufficient. If the cysts grow rapidly in a short period, appropriate decisions should be made, and a suitable treatment plan should be determined, including surgical treatment.