What is liver inflammation called?
My brother had some tests, and the report showed signs of 'liver inflammation'. We're not sure about the exact medical term for it. What is liver inflammation called scientifically?
My brother had some tests, and the report showed signs of 'liver inflammation'. We're not sure about the exact medical term for it. What is liver inflammation called scientifically?
Beta, liver inflammation is medically called hepatitis. If your liver is swollen, drinking fresh bottle gourd (lauki) juice and taking a spoon of amla powder daily helps a lot in reducing the heat. But along with these, make sure you take the light medicines prescribed by your doctor.
It is called hepatitis, which means there is sujan (swelling) in your liver. Keep a positive mind and do not worry too much, as stress also affects our health. Take clean, simple satvik food, and let the doctor's medicine heal you gently.
Doctors call it hepatitis. At our age, even looking at a plate of fried pakoras seems to cause some liver inflammation! Just get your SGOT and SGPT tested, show it to a doctor, and start eating simple home food before the liver goes on a full strike.
Isko hepatitis bolte hain bhaiya. Shuruat me parhej rakhne se aur dahi, muli, aur ganne ka ras lene se bahut aaram milta hai. Par agar aankhein peeli ho rahi hain ya pet me jyada dard hai, toh der mat kijiye aur seedhe bade doctor ko dikhaiye.
It is called hepatitis, and honestly, just hearing the word makes me so nervous! I always end up reading terrifying stories online whenever I search about it. Please don't panic like I do, just consult a good doctor and they will help you manage it safely.
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It is scientifically known as hepatitis, which can be viral, alcoholic, or non-alcoholic. While lifestyle and dietary adjustments play a huge role, consulting a gastroenterologist is absolutely essential to identify the exact cause and get proper medical guidance.
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