Liver Disease Tips

A liver transplant surgery involves surgically substituting a problematic liver with a healthy liver from a different person. Usually, the healthy liver is taken from a person who has recently passed away. In some cases, a living person may also give away part of the liver. Usually, living donors are members of the family or someone who has a good blood type match. The liver regenerates lost tissues after a surgery; hence, the donor s liver becomes normal within a few weeks of surgery.

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Uncontrolled alcohol consumption over a prolonged time can severely affect the liver, giving rise to Alcohol-Induced Liver Disease. The liver plays a significant role in digestion as well as filtering the toxins out of the body. Normally, the liver is capable of regenerating its damaged cells and tissues. However, unlimited alcohol consumption interferes with the functioning of the liver. With time, the ability of the liver to regenerate itself also gets affected (reduces) due to excessive drink...more

Female sexual dysfunction occurs when a woman is not able to fully, healthily, and pleasurably experience some or all of the various physical stages the body normally experiences during sexual activity.

Symptoms of Female sexual dysfunction-

You cannot experience an orgasm
Pain during sexual contact
Lack of sexual desire
Feelings of fear or anger towards their partners
Causes of Female sexual dysfunction-

Lower estrogen levels
Arthritis
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Managing High Cholesterol With Homeopathy

High blood cholesterol is supposed to be constitutional disease, so treatment should also be constitutional. Normal level can be absolutely attained and maintained if homeopathic treatment is started earlier.

Cholesterol plays a vital role in getting cardiac diseases with more prevalence.
-cholesterol is a waxy fat-like substance that the body needs to function normally.
-cholesterol is naturally present in cell walls or membran...more

Excess fat cells in the human body can settle under the skin and cause obesity, Additionally, they may even settle in specific organs and liver is one of them. When fat starts accumulating in the liver, a condition known as fatty liver manifests itself.

There are two types of fatty liver disease alcoholic and non-alcoholic. As the name suggests, the former is triggered by excessive alcohol consumption, whereas the latter takes place due to other reasons. While non-alcoholic fatty liver ...more

Just like the name suggests, Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is a set of diseases that can affect the liver due to excess accumulation of fat. One common disease that arises from this condition is known as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis. This can lead to cirrhosis as well. NAFLD is very common in the Western Countries affecting close to 100 million people annually. Although it can occur in any age group, the most affected age group being the one between 40-50 million. With this condition...more

Liver transplants are considered a safe procedure and has a high success rate. However, it is important for patients to follow proper aftercare instructions as given by the doctor. The liver helps process food and filter toxins and hence the patient s diet must be carefully monitored after a transplant surgery. Weight gain after liver transplant can cause fatty liver disease and damage the sensitive transplanted liver.

Here are a few tips on the ideal diet to be followed after a liver t...more

The liver is a vital organ in our body because it performs many important functions. This includes filtering harmful substances in our blood, producing bile to facilitate digestion of food, storing energy and nutrients as well as producing hormones and enzymes that the body uses for performing essential functions.However, too much consumption of alcohol can affect the liver, lead to serious consequences related to our health, and also result in an alcohol-related liver disease (ALD). An ALD may,...more

Treatment of Enlarged Liver

Homeopathic Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Psychotherapy Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Surgical Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Enlarged Liver
Other Treatment of Enlarged Liver
What is Enlarged Liver
Symptoms of Enlarged Liver
Causes of Enlarged Liver
Risk factors of Enlarged Liver
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A benign liver tumour refers to the abnormal growth of cells inside the liver or outside of it. There are three types of such tumours but in most of the cases, the tumour is non-cancerous in nature and does not cause any harm to the individual. However, in some cases the tumour causes discomfort to the individual in the form of symptoms such as pain in the abdomen, swelling in the stomach, weight loss, weakness, nausea, and liver inflammation. This can be troublesome for the patient and it is al...more