Liver Disease

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Liver Disease

Biologic therapies for liver disease aim to restore liver function, reduce inflammation, and promote regeneration of damaged tissue. These treatments can complement or, in some cases, reduce the need for invasive procedures like transplants. Protocols are designed with safety, compliance, and patient-specific care in mind.

Common Conditions Treated

Chronic Hepatitis – Ongoing inflammation caused by viral infections or autoimmune issues
Liver Fibrosis & Cirrhosis – Progressive scarring that impairs function
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) – Fat accumulation linked to metabolic disorders
Alcoholic Liver Disease – Damage from prolonged alcohol exposure
Acute Liver Injury – Sudden loss of liver function due to toxins or infections

Treatment Modalities

Exosome Therapy

Delivers regenerative signals to damaged liver cells

Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy

Stimulates tissue repair and reduces fibrosis

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Supports healing through growth factors

Adjunct Therapies

Nutritional optimization, detox protocols, and lifestyle management

Candidate Selection

Ideal Candidates:

Patients with chronic or acute liver injury not responding well to conventional treatments
Those awaiting or ineligible for liver transplant

Contraindications:

Patients with active systemic infections or liver cancer without oncologist approval

Procedure Overview

Preparation

Baseline Assessment – Liver function tests, imaging, and medical history review
Informed Consent – Transparent discussion of benefits, risks, and expected outcomes
Administration –
- Intravenous Infusion for systemic liver regeneration
- Targeted Portal Vein Injection in select cases for direct delivery
Monitoring – Vital signs and liver enzyme trends tracked during and after treatment

Post-Treatment Care

Avoid alcohol and hepatotoxic medications
Maintain a liver-friendly diet (low sugar, low processed foods)
Follow-up labs every 4–6 weeks to monitor recovery

Supporting Research

MSC Therapy in Cirrhosis – Studies show improved liver function and reduced fibrosis
Exosomes in Hepatic Repair – Evidence supports reduced inflammation and improved regeneration