World Liver Day

 World Liver Day

19th April
'Keep Healthy your Liver and diseases free'



Common liver diseases:

• Infection- hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C.
• Drugs, poisons, or alcohol-induced liver diseases. I.e. fatty liver disease and cirrhosis.
• Cancer-Liver cancer, Liver cancer, Bile duct cancer, Liver adenoma
• Inherited diseases- hemochromatosis, Wilson disease etc.

Prevention

To prevent liver disease:

• Avoid alcohol
• Drink enough water
• Avoid risky behavior. Use a condom during sex, don't share needles to inject drugs.
• Get vaccinated. If you're at increased risk of infection.
• Use medications wisely. Don’t take antibiotic without prescription.
• Avoid contact with other people's blood and body fluids
• Keep your food safe. Wash your hands, drink safe water
• Take care with aerosol sprays
• Protect your skin
• Maintain a healthy weight

Important natural food for liver-

o Milk thistle
o Green tea
o Turmeric
o Coffee
o Oatmeal
o Garlic
o Grapefruit
o Burdock
o Licorice etc.
Dr. Kazy Habib BHMS, MPH
General Physician, Homoeopathic Medicine
Contact: 8801738618894
Kazy Homoeopathic Treatment & Private Research Center
References
• Mayoclinic.
• Medical News today. etc

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