by Dr. Bipin Vibhute | Jul 24, 2020 | Q & A's Liver Cirrhosis
What is the most common cause of cirrhosis in children Out of the various organs in a human body, the liver performs some of the most important functions. This includes processing the good nutrients and passing it to the different parts of the body while removing the...
by Dr. Bipin Vibhute | Jul 24, 2020 | NASH, NASH Blog, Q & A's NASH
What should I eat if I have Nash? NASH is a liver condition in which excess liver fat leads to inflammation. This will result in the development of liver scarring that will further lead to cirrhosis and liver failure. Doctors advise slow weight loss and physical...
by Dr. Bipin Vibhute | Jul 24, 2020 | Q & A's Fatty Liver
How does obesity lead to fatty liver disease? Indeed, certain lifestyle choices have a major effect on your body, and that leads to further complications. One of the most common ones includes obesity, which results in many other medical conditions, like fatty liver...
by Dr. Bipin Vibhute | Jul 24, 2020 | Q & A's Jaundice
How can jaundice be treated during pregnancy Jaundice is a condition that occurs in people as a symptom of other issues and is visible via a yellowing in their body. To be specific, this yellow discoloration happens in the body’s skin, eyes and comes out in...
by | Jun 10, 2020 | Q & A's Pediatric Transplant
Why would a child need a Liver Transplant? Liver transplantation is a surgery performed to replace the malfunctioning liver of the recipient with the healthy liver of the donor. The donations may come from deceased or living organ donors. Most of the organ donors are...
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