Noticing yellowing of the eyes or being told that your bilirubin level is high can understandably cause concern. You may wonder whether it means liver disease, hepatitis, gallstones, or something...

Seeing a positive hepatitis C result on a blood test can understandably be frightening. You may immediately worry about liver damage, long-term health problems, or whether hepatitis C can be treated....

Being told that a blood test has detected hepatitis B can understandably cause fear and uncertainty. You may immediately wonder whether you have a serious liver problem or whether you can pass the...

Being told that a liver mass has been found on an ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI can be frightening. It is completely understandable if your first thought is, “Does this mean I have liver cancer?”

Being diagnosed with liver cirrhosis can understandably raise many questions and concerns. One of the most common is: “Why do I need a gastroscopy if I do not have any stomach or swallowing problems?”

Abdominal swelling can be uncomfortable and understandably worrying, especially when you are told that it may be caused by ascites. Ascites is a buildup of fluid inside the abdomen. It can occur for...

Finding out that an ultrasound shows an enlarged liver can understandably feel worrying. The good news is that an enlarged liver is a finding, not a diagnosis. It can have several causes, and further...

Being told that your ALT, AST or GGT levels are high can be worrying, especially if you feel completely healthy. An abnormal liver blood test does not automatically mean that you have serious liver...

It can be surprising to hear that you have fatty liver when you feel completely well. Many people in Dubai discover fatty liver during a routine health check, blood test, or abdominal ultrasound...

Pain under the right ribs can be concerning, particularly if you have already been told that you have fatty liver. It is natural to wonder whether the liver is causing the pain or whether the problem...