Generally cirrhosis ascites 14mm is relatively not serious. Usually, abdominal fluid (ascites) within 10mm is the normal range, and 14mm ascites is a small amount of ascites. The causes of ascites in cirrhosis are as follows: ① Diffuse fibrosis of liver tissue, pseudolobules and regenerative nodules appear, resulting in increased resistance of the portal vein to enter the liver, and increased hydrostatic pressure in the blood vessels, causing water to extravasate. ② Decrease in the effective circulating blood volume in the vasculature, which increases aldosterone secretion and sodium conservation and potassium excretion, resulting in water and sodium retention. ③ Decrease in protein synthesis, resulting in a decrease in plasma colloid osmotic pressure. When ascites occurs in liver cirrhosis, spironolactone and other diuretics, peritoneal puncture and fluid extraction, transjugular venous portosystemic shunt, and albumin infusion can be chosen for treatment as prescribed by the doctor. Patients are advised to take a light diet during the treatment period, avoiding foods such as spicy stimulation, high salt and high oil.