A week ago, I had severe pain in the right lower quadrant for about 2-3 hours, after that, I only had to take a deep breath and it was a little stinging in the right lower quadrant. Now the pain is gone. At that time, I was hospitalized for an ultrasound and there was a liver abscess. The doctor examined and touched the abdomen and there was no pain, but I did all the blood tests on the liver, worm tests, CT scans, X-rays still didn't show what the liver abscess was caused by. Tests only showed that he had hepatitis A and gastric HP virus. The doctor told me the cause of the liver abscess? How did the doctor diagnose? The next method for your child to learn and cure? I thank you doctor.

The liver is an important organ in the body that plays a role in metabolism, detoxification, protein synthesis, etc. When this organ is damaged by various causes, these functions will be affected. To improve and restore the liver, the patient may be indicated to remove the necrotic liver tissue.

Hematoma in the liver is usually the result of trauma, contusion or puncture. The patient presents with abdominal pain, sometimes radiating to the shoulder. Diagnosis of liver injury is made by CT scan or ultrasound. The main method of management is observation, sometimes surgery.

Injury to the liver often presents as bruising, rubbing on the right abdomen and chest, right lower quadrant pain, and pain when pressing on the right rib. Previously, liver injury was considered as a solid organ rupture requiring emergency surgery to treat the injury. Therefore, many small lesions or bleeding that have stopped bleeding are still unnecessary surgical intervention.