Can dandelion cure liver cysts?

Dandelion is a traditional Chinese medicine. Clinically, dandelion has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. The occurrence of cysts is a congenital solid benign lesion. Simple treatment with dandelion can only keep liver function from being damaged, and the single effect of dandelion is relatively limited. For liver cysts, if the cyst is relatively small and is usually observed regularly, there is no need to treat with certain drugs. For cysts larger than 5 cm, it is recommended to start drainage or puncture drainage as soon as possible. The use of dandelion alone to treat cysts is limited. However, it can be said that dandelions can be consumed after cyst drainage or surgery, such as dandelion tea, which has a certain effect on the overall late recovery of the liver.

Can liver cysts get smaller?

Liver cysts generally do not get smaller. Congenital liver cysts are more common. They often develop very slowly and do not change much for many years. After suffering from liver cysts, regular follow-up examinations and B-ultrasound observations should be performed to determine whether they are getting bigger and whether they need treatment. The details are as follows: 1. If the liver cyst grows to more than 5cm, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment; 2. If

Is a small cyst on the left liver serious?

If the patient's color Doppler ultrasound examination shows that the cyst diameter is greater than 5cm, the patient needs to consider percutaneous puncture drainage of the liver cyst under the guidance of color Doppler ultrasound, and inject anhydrous alcohol into the catheter three days after drainage to damage the cyst wall. Another method is to choose laparoscopic drainage of the top of the liver cyst, which is more suitable for liver cysts located on the surface of the liver. The laparoscope enters the lowest position of the cyst, removes the cyst wall, and leaves the abdominal drainage tube. After about 3 to 6 days of drainage, most patients can recover. If it is a single small cyst in the liver, it is recommended that the patient be diagnosed with a liver cyst first after a color ultrasound or upper abdominal CT. After excluding diseases such as liver metastases, primary tumors, hepatic echinococcosis, and liver abscesses, it is recommended that patients review the upper abdominal color ultrasound every six months or one year.