2.7 cm large liver hemangioma need surgery? Slight abdominal distension and abdominal pain
Condition Analysis:
If the hepatic hemangioma increases, causing pain in the liver flexion area, leading to compression of the common bile duct or rupture of hepatocytes, causing jaundice, hepatic vascular interventional therapy or surgical resection of hepatic hemangioma can be carried out. Compared with hepatic hemangioma, the tumor body is small, less than 4cm, and there are no obvious symptoms. Regular review of liver color Doppler ultrasound can eliminate the need for surgery.
Condition Analysis:
Surgical resection is the most effective method for the treatment of hepatic cavernous hemangioma. When the liver hemangioma is small, less than 4cm, and there are no obvious symptoms such as jaundice and liver pain, the liver color Doppler ultrasound can be rechecked regularly without surgery. When hepatic hemangioma gradually increases, causing pain and discomfort in the liver area, leading to common bile duct or destruction of hepatocytes and jaundice, hepatic vascular interventional therapy or surgical resection of hepatic hemangioma can be carried out.
Guidance:
Hepatic hemangioma is a congenital benign tumor. If there is no obvious growth, especially hemangioma less than 5cm, surgery is not required; Patients are usually worried if the tumor is larger than 5cm on the surface of the liver. Abnormal conditions such as external force or trauma may lead to its rupture, so surgical treatment can be considered.
Condition Analysis:
Hepatic hemangioma can also be observed for a period of time if it is not too serious. Abdominal distension and abdominal pain are more serious. You can go to the hospital for examination. If it meets the surgical indications, you can take surgical treatment to reduce pressure, increase sleep, avoid anger and prevent high blood pressure.
