Approach Qualified Surgeons for Hepatitis B Treatment

Are you looking for the qualified and experienced surgeons for the Hepatitis B treatment in India? Look no further and consult The Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences that is committed to providing prevention, vaccination and treatment of Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B is the most common liver disease that can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure if not properly diagnosed.

At CLBS, we have a team of highly qualified and trained surgeons that are dedicated to provide the best possible care to the patients suffering with Hepatitis B. We aim to provide our patients with the most affordable and best liver transplantation surgery. Dr. Subhash Gupta is one of the well-renowned liver transplant surgeons at CLBS who has treated a number of patients with acute or chronic Hepatitis B. 

Moreover, Dr. Gupta sees all his patients individually and remains directly in charge of postoperative care. Over the years of his vast experience, CLBS has become the busiest Liver Donor Transplant program in the world. Get schedule an appointment with Dr. Gupta and avail the best treatment to save your life. He has his own surgical team to provide guidance for prevention, management and prevention of alcoholic liver disease and drug therapy for viral hepatitis.

Hepatitis B: Treatment & Medication

The disease Hepatitis B is a virus infection that affects your liver and digestion system. At times, it starts as a simple problem like disinterest in food and weakness, and the sufferer may not have even a single symptom of the disease, but with the passage of time, it turns out to be a critical illness, which in most cases can claim the life of the sufferer. But, under the supervision of an expert medical practitioner, one can easily come out from the epidemic of Hep B virus.

If you have been diagnosed with this bug, there is no need to worry about. There is available Hepatitis B treatment in India. The government has also established special cells in government owned hospitals to provide treatment for this decisive ailment. Following are the treatments and medication that a patient is procured with –

Antiviral Medicines – Usually, Hepatitis B virus approach a human body system in form of viral infection. When the immune system turns weak because of the viral, the symptoms of Hep B germinate. Epivir, Hepsera, telbivudine, etc. are the most prescribed Antiviral medicines for the patients of Hepatitis B.

Liver Transplant – Liver transplant is the only solution for the sufferers, who are in the last-stage of the disease, and whose liver has completely or partially has stopped working.

To be on the safer side, it is advisable to visit your family doctor, or your nearest hospital, whenever you do not feel well. It becomes paramount when you sense some irregularity in urine and stool, and acute pain in the abdominal parts of your body.

Hepatitis B: Causes, Prevention and Cure

Hepatitis B refers to inflammation of the liver caused by the hepatitis virus. Those who are infected with hepatitis B in childhood usually have high chances of carrying it for lifetime. Most of the time, it eventually develops into cirrhosis, liver failure and liver cancer.

Most of the patients do not show up any symptoms until the disease reaches at an advanced stage. Patients infected with hepatitis B usually have acute hepatitis with flu-like symptoms and jaundice followed by gradual progress into severe cirrhosis and liver failure.Stats reveal that more than 350 million individuals have chronic hepatitis B around world, out of approx one million die each year.

a)    Hepatitis B is majorly spread by unsafe sex. You should use latex condoms to save yourself as well as others from getting infected.

b)    Everyone should get vaccinated for hepatitis B

c)    One must not share anything having blood on it such  as a toothbrush or razor

d)    A person having Hepatitis B must not donate his blood, body organs, other tissues or sperm

e)    You should also keep your sore and cuts covered

f)    New born babies also get infected with HBV during birth, but it can be prevented,

g)    All babies should be given first dose of hepatitis B vaccine within 12 hours of birth. One should also ask doctor about the next dosage and provides it as per the schedule. Ask your doctor when your baby should get the next dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine.

h)    If the mother is having hepatitis B, it is essential to get a blood test of the child after vaccination to ensure that he or she is protected

i)     It is essential to know that Hepatitis B is not contagious diseases and it dies not spread by sneezing or coughing, kissing or hugging, breastfeeding, food or water, sharing eating utensils or working together in a same office etc.

In India, more than 40 million people have chronic hepatitis B. All infected people may not show up symptoms or may not even be aware of that they are actually carrying the virus.However, only 10-20% off patients will develop chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis, the remaining 80-90% will remain 'carriers'.

One must visit a liver specialist regularly for Hepatitis B treatment in India and get their liver profile at examined regular intervals or as advised. One must consult hepatologist before taking any new medicines. Those having liver damage from Hepatitis B; they should get tested for Hepatitis A and C and vaccinated against it.