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Liver

Providing specialized care for complex liver conditions through advanced diagnostic evaluations and compassionate treatment pathways.

Conditions We Treat

Liver Cirrhosis

A chronic condition where healthy tissue is replaced by scar tissue, gradually affecting the liver's ability to function properly.

Symptoms
  • Fatigue and weakness
  • Fluid buildup in legs/abdomen
  • Yellowing of skin
Causes
  • Chronic viral hepatitis
  • Metabolic changes
  • Long-term inflammation
Treatment Approach
  • Nutritional support
  • Fluid management
  • Lifestyle optimization

Hepatocellular Carcinoma

The most common form of primary liver cell transformation, often arising in the setting of long-term liver concerns.

Symptoms
  • Upper abdominal discomfort
  • Loss of appetite
  • Weight changes
Causes
  • Chronic viral infection
  • Underlying liver scarring
  • Metabolic conditions
Treatment Approach
  • Localized therapies
  • Surgical consultation
  • Comprehensive monitoring

Liver Abscess

A localized pocket of infection within the liver tissue that requires prompt diagnosis and targeted management.

Symptoms
  • Fever and chills
  • Upper right pain
  • General malaise
Causes
  • Bacterial entry
  • Biliary tract issues
  • Adjacent infections
Treatment Approach
  • Targeted antibiotics
  • Guided drainage
  • Supportive recovery care

Autoimmune Hepatitis

A condition where the body's natural defense system mistakenly identifies liver cells as foreign, leading to inflammation.

Symptoms
  • Common fatigue
  • Joint sensitivity
  • Skin irritation
Causes
  • Immune system factors
  • Genetic predisposition
  • Environmental triggers
Treatment Approach
  • Immune balancing care
  • Long-term monitoring
  • Symptom management

Primary Biliary Cirrhosis

A gradual condition affecting the small bile ducts in the liver, which can lead to bile buildup and tissue changes over time.

Symptoms
  • Skin sensitivity (itching)
  • General tiredness
  • Dry eyes or mouth
Causes
  • Immune-mediated response
  • Bile duct sensitivity
  • Genetic factors
Treatment Approach
  • Biliary flow support
  • Skin care management
  • Nutritional optimization

Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

A chronic condition affecting both inner and outer bile ducts, leading to narrowing and potential flow obstructions.

Symptoms
  • Pain in upper abdomen
  • Recurrent fever
  • Skin yellowing
Causes
  • Bile duct inflammation
  • Immune system factors
  • Associated bowel health
Treatment Approach
  • Duct opening support
  • Vitamins and nutrition
  • Specialized monitoring

Wilson Disease

A rare condition where copper accumulates in the body, primarily in the liver and brain, needing careful management.

Symptoms
  • Coordination changes
  • Fatigue and jaundice
  • Muscle stiffness
Causes
  • Genetic predisposition
  • Copper processing change
  • Cellular changes
Treatment Approach
  • Copper balancing care
  • Dietary management
  • Organ support therapy

Drug Induced Liver Injury

A temporary or persistent liver sensitivity resulting from medications, supplements, or environmental substances.

Symptoms
  • Rapid fatigue
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Skin yellowing
Causes
  • Substance sensitivity
  • Metabolic overload
  • Toxin exposure
Treatment Approach
  • Substance removal
  • Supportive detox
  • Recovery monitoring

Hepatitis – B, C, A, E

Viral infections affecting the liver that range from acute sensitivity to long-term health concerns, requiring tailored care.

Symptoms
  • Flu-like aching
  • Darkened urine
  • Right-side tenderness
Causes
  • Viral transmission
  • Water/Food safety
  • Cellular changes
Treatment Approach
  • Antiviral support
  • Hydration care
  • Protective screening

Acute Liver Failure

A sudden loss of liver function that occurs quickly, needing immediate medical evaluation and comprehensive support.

Symptoms
  • Mental confusion
  • Sleepiness
  • Skin yellowing
Causes
  • Substance overload
  • Viral infections
  • Autoimmune onset
Treatment Approach
  • Crisis management
  • Cause elimination
  • Intensive monitoring

Non-cirrhotic Portal Hypertension

Increased pressure in the portal venous system that occurs without the typical liver scarring seen in cirrhosis.

Symptoms
  • Spleen enlargement
  • Belly fluid accumulation
  • Digestive spotting
Causes
  • Vein clotting issues
  • Micro-vascular changes
  • Flow obstructions
Treatment Approach
  • Pressure management
  • Flow optimization
  • Protective monitoring
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