What we manage
Cause
Viral hepatitis, fatty liver, alcohol and other chronic liver diseases—not alcohol alone.
Fluid & nutrition
Ascites, salt guidance, calories and avoiding crash protein cuts.
Bleeding risk
Variceal screening and medicines; endoscopy when indicated.
Cancer watch
Ultrasound and AFP intervals as appropriate for HCC surveillance.
- Confirm cirrhosis and the cause with history, labs and imaging.
- Stage complications — fluid, encephalopathy, varices, kidney function.
- A written list of medicines to avoid (including some painkillers).
- Follow-up calendar and transplant-centre referral when indicated.
Evening consults: Monday–Saturday, 5:30–7:30 PM, MN Crux, Kokapet.
Frequently asked questions
01 What is cirrhosis?
Cirrhosis is advanced scarring of the liver from long-standing injury such as viral hepatitis, alcohol, fatty liver or other chronic liver diseases.
02 Is cirrhosis always from alcohol?
No. Viral hepatitis, fatty liver, autoimmune and inherited diseases can also cause cirrhosis. A full history and tests are essential.
03 What complications need urgent care?
Vomiting blood, black stools, sudden confusion, high fever, rapidly increasing abdominal swelling or jaundice worsening need emergency care.
04 Can cirrhosis improve?
Treating the cause (virus, alcohol, metabolic fat) can slow or partly improve function in some people. Established scarring still needs complication screening.
05 Are painkillers safe?
Many common tablets are not. Always bring your medicine list. Do not start new painkillers or herbal products without asking.
06 Where is cirrhosis follow-up in Kokapet?
Jade Clinics, 3rd floor, MN Crux, above KFC. Call +91 63022 69348.