Month: July 2023
Safeguarding Your Liver: Understanding Different Vaccination Courses for Viral Hepatitis
Hello, dear readers! Dr. Chetan Kalal here, your friendly consultant Hepatologist. Today, let’s embark on a journey to explore the vital aspect of liver health – vaccination against viral hepatitis! Our liver is a hardworking organ, and keeping it protected is essential for a happy and healthy life. Let’s dive into the world of vaccination …
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Understanding Hepatitis: Types, Causes, and Prevention
Title: Understanding Hepatitis: Types, Causes, and Prevention Made Simple Hey there, everyone! Today, we’re diving into an essential topic that affects millions of people worldwide: Hepatitis. Now, I know it sounds like a complicated term, but don’t worry – I’m here to break it down in a friendly and easy-to-understand way. So, what exactly is …
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As COVID Surged, India Had a Silent Outbreak of Giloy-Induced Liver Injury
The Indian government has embarked on a no-holds-barred giloy promotion spree in the last two years, through the AYUSH and health ministries. According to doctors, giloy is forbidden for people who suffer from autoimmune disorders, and can lead to death if it is consumed in sufficiently large quantities. But no government agency has warned that …
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Pruritus: That itch could be linked to your liver
Itching without any sign of rash or allergy is one of the early symptoms of a liver disorder A constant and prolonged itch without any visible rash on the skin may not always be just an allergic reaction. It could be an indicator of an underlying liver condition such as hepatic cholestasis (caused by reduced …
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Bringing hepatitis care closer to you; Hygiene and vaccine is the key
World Hepatitis Day: With the theme ‘Bringing hepatitis care closer to you’ WHO wants to raise awareness and promote global action on viral hepatitis. The aims is to raise awareness about the need to simplify and bring hepatitis care to primary health facilities, community-based venues and locations beyond hospital sites, so that care is closer …
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