What are the ultrasound manifestations of liver cysts and liver cancer? What are the symptoms of liver cancer and liver cysts?

Both liver cancer and liver cysts are serious diseases. In the early stage of liver cancer, there will be nausea and vomiting, upper abdominal pain, especially intermittent pain in the visceral area. The symptoms of liver cysts are pain in the liver area, abdominal distension, indigestion, and nausea. The symptoms of liver cysts and liver cancer are similar, but the B-ultrasound shows different.

The liver is an important organ of the human body. Liver cancer and liver cysts are common liver diseases. No matter which one occurs, it poses a great threat to our health. Liver cancer and liver cysts have a high incidence rate, and many patients are troubled by liver cysts and liver cancer. The early symptoms of liver cysts and liver cancer are similar, and it is easy to misdiagnose. Therefore, it is necessary to understand these two diseases in daily life. The following is a detailed introduction for everyone.

First, let’s look at the common symptoms of liver cysts and liver cancer.

First, the symptoms of liver cysts. Patients will experience pain in the liver area and abdominal distension in the early stage of the disease. As the cyst grows, the abdominal pain will intensify and fever will occur. A small number of patients will experience cyst rupture, bleeding in the cyst, and compression of the stomach, making them afraid to eat. When the cyst is too large, adverse symptoms such as indigestion, nausea, and vomiting may occur.

Second, the symptoms of liver cancer. In the early stage, patients will experience abdominal distension, indigestion, nausea, vomiting, and upper abdominal pain, which will be relieved after rest. As the disease worsens, there will be persistent pain in the liver area, general fatigue, fever, edema, and jaundice.

Liver cancer and liver cysts can be diagnosed through B-ultrasound, and the specific manifestations include the following two.

First, liver cancer B-ultrasound. For early liver cancer, there are echoes inside, the echoes are of different heights, and the echoes of various cancer nodules are uneven. Secondly, there will be capsules. For liver cancer tumors larger than three centimeters, the nodule capsules are relatively complete. On the B-ultrasound image, the capsules are relatively smooth and regular in shape, and are oval or round.

Second, liver cyst B-ultrasound. Under B-ultrasound, liver cysts have round or oval liquid dark areas in the liver, with relatively thin cyst walls, smooth edges, clear boundaries with surrounding tissues, enhanced echoes, and semi-refracted acoustic shadows. B-ultrasound examination can determine the nature, size and number of cysts, and B-ultrasound is the preferred examination method.