Patient's question:
I often feel symptoms of abdominal pain. Recently, my diet hasn't been very good, and sometimes I still experience stomach pain. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that I have liver cysts. Where does the pain mainly manifest in liver cysts? In this case, what kind of medication is needed for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hepatic cysts generally never interfere with patients and never cause patients to experience symptoms of abdominal pain again. Therefore, if a patient experiences abdominal pain again, it is recommended that they should go to the hospital for further careful examination, such as an MRI of the liver, an upper abdominal CT, an enhanced CT, and an upper abdominal MRI if necessary, to determine the specific cause of the abdominal pain. If the abdominal pain is caused by a cyst, it is usually common for it to be secondary to an infection leading to a liver abscess. In such cases, drainage should be performed, and large doses of antibiotics should be administered for anti-inflammatory treatment.