What is the normal size of the spleen?

The normal size of the spleen is usually less than 120mm*35 mm. If a man develops symptoms of splenomegaly, the first thing to do is to identify the cause of the symptoms. If it is caused by infectious factors, such as hepatitis B, it is usually recommended that the patient be treated with antiviral drugs. If it belongs to splenic cyst, the cyst volume is small, and there is no obvious symptom, it can be observed first. If the cyst volume is large, or there is a possibility of rupture, it is usually recommended that the patient undergo surgical treatment, such as splenectomy. After operation, the patient also needs regular B-ultrasound examination to understand the recovery status of spleen.