Regarding liver cysts, the fluid inside them is essentially water. When liver cysts appear, there is no need to be overly concerned, as patients generally do not experience significant discomfort. Most are discovered during an ultrasound examination, and at this moment, there is no need for special treatment. Just regular follow-up ultrasounds to dynamically observe any changes in volume are sufficient.

Of course, for a minority of patients, if the liver cyst grows relatively large and causes local compression symptoms that affect liver function, surgical removal may be necessary to achieve effective treatment. However, this likelihood is relatively small. Thus, when liver cysts are present, there is no need for excessive worry. It is sufficient to avoid spicy, irritating foods, and hard-to-digest foods in the diet.