Liver cysts are an organic liver lesion that can only be treated by surgery, and no herbs have been found to eliminate them. Liver cysts are benign liver lesions that can be congenital, inflammatory or traumatic, with congenital liver cysts being the most common clinically. For patients with small size, which have not yet caused obvious symptoms, no special treatment can be given for the time being, and abdominal ultrasound can be repeated every six months or one year for dynamic observation of changes in the condition. For patients with large size that cause abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, right upper abdominal pain and discomfort and other compression symptoms, surgery can be considered, and at present, laparoscopic cyst opening or decapitation is mostly adopted; for patients with combined intracystic hemorrhage or infections, drainage tubes can be placed to drain the pus after the cysts have been opened; and in rare cases, partial hepatic segmental resection or lobectomy is needed. Patients with liver cysts are advised to visit a hospital as soon as possible and ask a professional doctor to evaluate and decide on the treatment.