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Liver Cirrhosis

Liver Cirrhosis is a life-threatening disease that can even lead to death if not treated timely. Kumbha Kamala is the classical term to describe Cirrhosis of the liver in Ayurveda. Liver Cirrhosis cure in Ayurveda has the most effective and visible results within a few days of Ayurvedic Treatment. Liver Cirrhosis can be said as the scarring of the liver i.e., the healthy liver tissues are replaced with the scar tissues. Cirrhosis develops when the toxins remain present in our body for a longer period of time. The liver is considered to be the hard organ responsible for the regeneration of the damaged cells. But when toxins fail to eliminate from the body this leads to an injured and scarred liver. Thus the infected liver would not be able to function properly, which ultimately results in Cirrhosis i.e., shrinkage of the liver. Cirrhosis of the liver thus makes it difficult to flow nutrient-rich blood into the liver through the veins. The other functions that are hindered due to Cirrhosis that leads to the inability of the liver to control infections, protein production, and avoid contamination. ...

Ayurvedic Treatment for Liver Cirrhosis has proven to be effective and has so far given positive results. Ayurvedic medicine for liver cirrhosis is the formulation of natural herbs, plants, and shrubs that have no side effects. Liver Cirrhosis Treatment in Ayurveda mainly focuses on systematic and natural treatment.

Causes of Liver Cirrhosis

The causes of Liver Cirrhosis are still unknown but some causes are mostly seen

It is a viral infection that leads to inflammation of the liver. This infection is chronic where hepatitis B and C are most commonly affecting individuals worldwide.

Excessive consumption of alcohol causes inflammation of the liver and can lead to permanent damage of the liver cells and conversion to scar cells.

The infections where the body cells instead of attacking the invasive microorganisms start attacking the healthy tissues of the body including organs which in turn lowers the immune system.

Deposition of fat in the liver for a prolonged period can lead to Cirrhosis. The scar tissues formed are linked with other conditions such as diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, and protein malfunctioning.

The family lineage sometimes hinders the metabolic process in the liver, inability to accumulate iron and copper in the system. Cystic fibrosis could be another genetic disorder causing liver cirrhosis.

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Symptoms of Liver Cirrhosis

Spider Blood Vessels

The appearance of spider-shaped blood vessels when an artery surrounded by small vessels is affected due to damaged liver. Release of hormone estradiol leads to expansion of vessels.

Accumulation of Fluid in Abdomen

The majority of people develop an accumulation of fluid in the abdomen which is called ascites. If not treated timely can even lead to organ damage and ultimately death.

Jaundice

When RBC’s breakdown bilirubin is released which travels from the liver and passed through stools. But in liver cirrhosis, bilirubin gets accumulated in the toxic body. This condition mainly happens due to lifestyle modification.

Fatigue

It is the most common symptom seen in people affected with liver cirrhosis. It varies from every different individual i.e., some may experience on and off fatigue and sometimes constant. Its intensity can be mild or sometimes chronic.

Shrinkage in Size of Liver

Conversion of healthy tissue into scar tissue can lead to shrinkage of the liver. The development of scars affects the blood flow leading to damage to the liver

Ayurvedic Treatment for Liver Cirrhosis

The therapies like Agneya Chikistha and Rasayana Chikistha are proven to promote liver functioning and reduce scarring of tissues.

Panchkarma Treatment is also beneficial as it removes toxins from the body which in turn releases stress and promotes blood circulation.

Ayurvedic Treatment followed with yoga and dietary modification can help reduce the chances of liver cirrhosis.

Vitamin C-rich diet is beneficial as it helps in flushing out toxins and fat from the body.

It is essential to keep the body always hydrated. Also, it is suggested to eat a low sodium diet followed by 2 days of fasting a week to keep body toxins free.

Client Testimonial

Devraj Singh

Liver Cirrhosis Patient

My liver was damaged for the past 7 months and after consulting so many doctors, I was ultimately suggested for a liver transplant. I got to know about Dr. Sharda Ayurveda and thought of consulting them once. With Ayurvedic Treatment followed by dietary modifications, I am now at a recovery stage without getting liver transplant done. I am thankful to Dr. Sharda Ayurveda for their guidance and effective Ayurvedic medicines.

Sukhveer Singh

Liver Cirrhosis Patient

Due to excessive alcohol consumption, my liver was slowly getting damaged. I tried quitting alcohol but I could not. Then I consulted Dr. Sharda Ayurveda for their alcohol de-addiction and liver treatment. They prescribed me some mandatory dietary changes followed by Ayurvedic treatment. I was able to quit alcohol in just 2 months and was continuing medicines for liver. I am satisfied as I am now at a recovery stage.

FAQ'S

Yes, liver cirrhosis can even hamper brain functioning. When the liver cells are unable to detoxify the toxins from the body, this may reach the brain and affect its functioning.

The common symptoms include:

Loss of appetite
Jaundice
Dark-colored urine
Itching on the skin
Nausea
Swelling of lower body
Yellow discoloration of the body
Muscle cramps

Ayurvedic medicines are the formulation of long-known herbs which are essentially helpful in treating disease. Treatment for liver cirrhosis in terms of Ayurveda focuses on detoxification of the liver. Papaya seeds can be used as a remedy for relief but it is always advised to consult experts before adding this to your diet.

The risk factors of liver cirrhosis can be:

Hepatitis B/C
Autoimmune liver disease
Hemochromatosis
Fatty Liver Disease (FLD)

Yes, it is preventable with early examination and with proper Ayurvedic medication one can slow down further damage of the liver. There are ways one can adopt to minimize the damage to the liver:

Consume a fiber-rich diet
Maintain healthy body weight.
Avoid intake of alcohol and drugs
Ayurveda is proven to provide the best, safe and effective treatment for the liver along with dietary modification

These both are diseases linked with the liver but there are some key differences between the two which are stated below:

Fatty liver is the condition of building up of fat in the liver but cirrhosis is scarring of the normal/healthy liver tissue
Fatty liver condition is more prevalent than liver cirrhosis.
Fatty liver disease takes a long to develop but liver cirrhosis is not preventable and is considered as the warning that the liver is deteriorating

Yes, ghee can be consumed along with the Ayurvedic medication. As ghee can absorb toxins and can easily remove it from your body. It detoxifies our bodies.

The life expectancy of an individual depends upon two stages of liver cirrhosis which is categorized as :

Compensated Cirrhosis – People are asymptomatic and can live up to 10 or more years
Decompensated Cirrhosis – Already shown symptoms and complications. The life span is greatly reduced and the patient has often suggested liver transplant surgery.

But Ayurveda has given positive results. Ayurvedic Treatment followed by dietary changes can help one to avoid a liver transplant

The four stages of liver disease from mild to severe are: Stage 1 Inflammation Due to the accumulation of toxins in our body liver cells become inflamed and swelled up.
Stage 2 Fibrosis Untreated liver inflammation leads to the conversion of a normal cell into scar cells, causing fibrosis or scarring of the liver. Therefore, the scarred liver would hinder the blood flow through the organ.
Stage 3 Cirrhosis The irreversible and severe condition of scarring of the liver. The symptoms at this stage are visible like loss of appetite, nausea, and fatigue.
Stage 4 Liver Failure The last stage is where the liver functioning is greatly hampered. And people have often suggested liver transplant surgery.

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