Liver Treatment

Liver treatment comprises several strategies aimed at managing liver disorders as well as maintaining normal liver function. The liver is an essential organ in the body responsible for numerous processes such as detoxification, synthesis of various proteins including albumin and production of bile. Liver disorders may take mild forms but sometimes become life-threatening diseases.

What we treat

Protect Your Liver, Preserve Your Life

Medication

Medications can control certain liver diseases like hepatitis or inflammation of the liver. For instance, viral hepatitis may be treated using antiviral drugs, while autoimmune hepatitis can be treated using corticosteroids or other immunosuppressant therapies

Lifestyle Changes

Often, managing good liver health necessitates adopting healthy lifestyles such as maintaining balanced diets that are low in fat and sugar, reducing alcohol intake, exercising regularly and avoiding hazardous conduct like intravenous drug use.

Dietary Modifications:

In some liver problems, such as sicknesses like fatty liver disease, dietary adaptations play a significant role. This may involve cutting back on saturated fats, sugars and processed foods while eating more fruits, vegetables and whole grains.

Weight Management

Obesity is a risk factor for several liver ailments, such as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and fatty liver disease. Losing weight through dieting and exercising can improve hepatocellular function, thereby minimizing complications.

Liver Transplantation

When there is severe damage or failure of the liver, a possible solution could be to have a transplant operation done on the organ. This mainly involves the removal of the damaged one (liver) and then replacing it with another one from a live or cadaveric donor.

Symptomatic Treatment

Some treatments aim at controlling symptoms related to liver diseases or their complications. Diuretics may be prescribed to reduce ascites (fluid buildup in the abdomen), whereas procedures or medications might be employed.

WHEN TO SEE DOCTOR

You should seek immediate medical attention if you develop any symptoms of liver disease particularly those that last long. The early diagnosis as well as treatment are vital for managing this disorder effectively thereby avoiding complications later on.

Regular Health Check-ups

Early detection through monitoring risk factors like diabetes, high cholesterol levels & hypertension prevents progression into later stages of Liver diseases.