Most liver cysts are ineffective with oral medications, such as congenital, inflammatory, traumatic, and neoplastic liver cysts. However, for some liver cysts oral drugs may achieve some therapeutic effect, such as cysts caused by liver parasitic diseases, commonly echinococcosis of the liver, commonly used drugs can take albendazole. These drugs are more easily absorbed, the concentration in the cysts can reach the level of plasma, after 6-24 months of medication, about 30% of the cyst wall disappeared, 30%-50% of the cysts become smaller, but there are also some patients with no significant change from before treatment. For this cyst or congenital hepatic cysts, etc., other common cysts oral medication is a form of treatment, but also can be applied by local puncture and aspiration and local injection of drugs. Commonly there is 25% alcohol or anhydrous alcohol to cauterize the cyst wall, can also achieve a better therapeutic effect. If clinical symptoms of compression or infection or bleeding within the capsule are more present, surgical treatment is also required. Different surgical methods are also decided according to the specific disease, for example, for congenital hepatic cysts, the main use of laparoscopic hepatic cyst opening and drainage can achieve better results. As for parasitic liver cysts, it includes traditional endocyst removal as well as partial hepatectomy or lobectomy.