Liver hemangioma can liver ache

Liver hemangioma is usually referred to as liver hemangioma. Whether liver hemangioma causes liver pain needs to be determined according to specific circumstances.

Liver hemangioma is usually caused by congenital vascular dysplasia, elevated hormone levels, intrahepatic capillary infection, etc. Whether it causes liver pain needs to be judged according to the size and growth position of hemangioma. If the patient's condition is mild, the hemangioma is small in size, and the growth position is not critical, then liver pain symptoms usually do not occur. If the patient hemangioma volume is relatively large, the liver capsule or gastrointestinal tract and other adjacent tissues and organs caused by compression, at this time can appear liver pain symptoms.