Bhubaneswar: Amri Hospital, a leading healthcare institution in East India, has taken another step to provide services to the public. Amri has launched a liver clinic in the hospital premises. A free liver health test and counseling camp is being organized here on May 8.
Liver transplant surgeon Dr. Rajashekhar K said, liver transplant in the last stage of liver disease must solve this problem. Timely consultation and surgery are very important for complete recovery from liver disease. We encourage everyone to visit the Liver Clinic on the opening day of Amri Hospital premises and seek proper advice from the doctors.
Similarly, Gastroenterology consultant Dr. Wisnanranjan Raut highlighted liver disease and expressed concern, chronic liver disease often affects the public. This often leads to serious complications.Dr. Raut called on people to join Amri on May 8 for this dedicated day on Liver Health and take proactive steps towards a healthy liver.
Participants in the Free Liver Health Test Camp can benefit from complimentary counseling. Participants will have the opportunity to ensure liver health under the guidance of an expert team.
To take proper care of the liver, one can get proper advice from Gastroenterologist Dr. Pratap Behera and Dr. Gyanaranjan Raut. Liver disease can be detected radiologically with full diagnostic support from an experienced physician.
Amri Hospital is the largest private healthcare institution in Eastern India. It has four multi-specialty hospitals in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. With around 1,200 beds and state-of-the-art facilities, Amri offers exemplary clinical testing and quality services. Here is a reliable health care facility providing excellent medical facilities by eminent doctors, well-trained nursing and paramedical staff.
On this occasion, Dr. Pratap Behera, Senior Consultant, Medical Gastroenterology, Amri Hospital emphasized on the important role of liver in health and said that our liver plays an important role in maintaining overall health. Simple lifestyle changes such as eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly and controlling alcohol consumption can significantly reduce the risk of liver disease.
