If liver cysts are found during a physical examination, there is no need for excessive worry, as this is not a malignant disease and is a very common finding during physical examinations.

Therefore, when a liver cyst is detected, we should first look at how large it is described. If the liver cyst is not particularly large, around two to three centimeters or even four to five centimeters, we generally won't feel much and it won't have much impact on our digestive function. In this case, treatment is usually not required. If the liver cyst is larger, about eight to ten centimeters or even some people have fourteen to fifteen centimeters, it causes a certain amount of pressure, leading to digestive disturbances such as abdominal distention. At this time, treatment of the cyst under ultrasound guidance is needed, and this treatment is generally simple, whether done on an outpatient basis or during hospitalization.