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Introduction In India, rat poison—particularly that which contains yellow phosphorus—is one of the leading causes of acute liver failure. It is affordable, available, and deadly. The medical emergency known as Acute Liver Failure (ALF) is characterised by a fast decline in liver function in individuals who have never had liver illness before. Because of its … Read more
We frequently see ACLF — Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure — in our emergency rooms. Patients with known or sometimes undiagnosed chronic liver disease arrive in a critically decompensated state. They’re not just jaundiced or confused — they often present with multi-organ failure. Altered mental status, kidney shutdown, fluid overload, haemodynamic instability, or respiratory distress are common … Read more
Acute Liver Failure (ALF) is a sudden, life-threatening medical emergency. It can strike without warning — in someone who seemed perfectly healthy just a few days ago. One moment they’re fine, and the next, they’re confused, jaundiced, or even unconscious. It’s that quick, that dangerous. Unlike chronic liver diseases, ALF doesn’t give you months or … Read more
Liver cancer, especially hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), is the sixth most commonly diagnosed cancer and the third leading cause of cancer-related death globally. This article explores why liver transplant is a powerful option for treating liver cancer, with updated guidelines and recent research from AASLD, EASL, Liver Transplantation and PubMed. Understanding Liver Cancer Types and Treatment … Read more
Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD) is a serious condition caused by excessive alcohol consumption over many years. For certain individuals, a liver transplant can be their only chance to save their lives. For patients and their families, however, choosing when to seek a liver transplant can be a daunting task. All of the information you require … Read more
🟢 Why This Blog Might Be Exactly What You Need After That ‘Fatty Liver’ Report Have you ever gone for a routine health check-up, only to read “fatty liver” in your ultrasound report?No pain, no symptoms, nothing serious — just that confusing line. The doctor might suggest a FibroScan or some LFT blood tests… but … Read more