Description
Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department of AMZ Hospital meticulously manages a range of severe gastroenterology and hepatology diseases. We are expert & specialized in various procedures, including advanced diagnostic/ therapeutic endoscopy and liver biopsies. All procedures and investigations are performed with state-of-the-art facilities.
The Department provides diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and pancreas in particular for the following medical conditions:
Diseases for which medical advice is given
- Jaundice
- Hepatitis A, B, C and E
- HBsAg testing and vaccination
- Liver cirrhosis
- Liver cancer
- Liver abscess/pusÂ
- Liver tumors and cysts
- Vomiting blood and black stools
- Prolonged diarrhea and dysentery
- Bleeding and piles in the toilet passage
- Abdominal pain, abdominal pain
- Treatment of gallstones
- Treatment of pancreatitis
Interventional Procedures
- Endoscopy and colonoscopy
- Treatment of hemoptysis by endoscopy (EVIL, Sderotherapy, Adrenalin Injection, etc)
- Oesophageal stenting
- Esophagus, stomach, small intestine, Colon tumor removal (Endcscopic & Colonoscopic Polypectomy)
- Liver biopsy and tissue collection for liver tumor examination by needle
- Liver tumors and treatments such as alcohol injection into the tumor, Radiofrequency ablation vascular intervention etc.
- Diagnosis and treatment of bile duct worms, stones and cancer through ERCP
- Treatment of liver abscess without surgery
- Abdominal fluid removal without surgery
To prevent jaundice
- Drink pure food and pure water
- Do not eat outside
- Ensure clean environmentÂ
- Have all family members tested for HBsAg
- Vaccination of hepatitis-B virusÂ
- Use disposable series
- If you need to take blood, you must get tested
To prevent fatty liver
- Exercise regularly and keep your body weight under control
- Do not eat fatty foods. Do not eat beef, pork, oil, fat, shrimp, milk, butter, milk, cheese, fast food.
- No smoking.
- Walk for 30-40 minutes every day.
- If you are over 40, check your blood glucose and lipid levels once a year.
Dietary advice for liver cirrhosis patients
- Liver cirrhosis patients should not eat loose saltÂ
- Foods that Liver Cirrhosis patients should avoid-
- Chanachur
- Chips
- Chutney
- Rash
- Bottled and canned foods
- Junk food
- Liver cirrhosis patients are usually malnourished. So eat more nutritious food.
- Vitamin and calcium deficiency is seen in liver cirrhosis patients. For this they should eat plenty of fresh green vegetables, milk and milk-like foods,sour fruits (if tolerated by the stomach).
- Eat little by little. In addition to the three main meals, light meals should be eaten between breakfast and lunch, in the afternoon and at night before going to bed.
