Liver cysts can not be cured by themselves, including polycystic liver disease, simple liver cysts, hepatic cysts, etc. They need to be treated with medication and surgery under the guidance of doctors. 1. Polycystic liver disease: those who have no obvious symptoms and have not affected liver function can have regular review under doctor’s guidance, and some patients need to be aspirated, opened or resected, and those who have significant cystic burden and persistent symptoms can be considered for liver-kidney transplantation and simple liver transplantation. 2. Simple hepatic cysts: conservative treatment is also the mainstay, and open drainage of hepatic cysts and partial hepatectomy can be performed if the indications for surgery are met. 3. Hepatic cysts: commonly used anti-cystic drugs include albendazole, etc., and combined with endocystectomy of liver cysts. It is recommended that when liver cysts appear, identify the cause and standardize the treatment under the guidance of doctors.