Top-Notch Liver transplant in Delhi with Senior Surgeon Dr. Shailendra Lalwani

Delhi is one of the big cities in India, with nearly 11 million of the population. Research conducted in Delhi has raised concerns about the high rate of liver disease in the Capital. The study involved 7,624 people between 2018-2019. As a result, this study found that 35.5% of those tested had a form of liver fibrosis, of which 14% were at an advanced stage, and 3% had irreversible liver damage.

According to the WHO (World Health Organization), liver disease (Cirrhosis) is in the top 10 list of the deadliest diseases in the world after Dehydration due to diarrheal diseases and Tuberculosis. Liver cirrhosis is a disease in which healthy liver cells are replaced by scar tissue and become damaged. Thus, people living with cirrhosis have an increased risk of liver cancer. But, not all people who develop liver cancer already have some signs of cirrhosis. Liver disease and cirrhosis symptoms may include weight loss, itchy skin, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, fatigue, bloating, fever, and more. If people are experiencing those symptoms, they can immediately meet health practitioners such as Dr. Shailendra Lalwani. Dr. Shailendra Lalwani is a senior surgeon and specializes in liver disease and transplantation. He provides Liver transplant in Delhi, one of the biggest cities in India.

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Dr. Shailendra Lalwani said people with unhealthy lifestyles might develop liver damage or liver cancer. Unhealthy lifestyles include excessive alcohol consumption, tobacco, eating too much sugar and fat, less exercise, and many more. Dr. Shailendra Lalwani explained liver cancer is curable and is done depending on the stage of diagnosis. There are some strategies to treat liver cancer, and they include Chemotherapy, Drug medicine, removing tumors by surgery, Ablation therapy, Radiation therapy, and Liver transplantation.

Dr. Shailendra Lalwani is conducting liver transplantation in Delhi, and he is the expert of dead and living donor liver transplant in India. All information about liver diseases and transplantation is available at

Live Helpline India website, in which Dr. Shailendra Lalwani as the HOD & Senior Surgeon.

One of Dr. Shailendra Lalwani's patient testifies, "They helped us decide the transplant center at a very reasonable cost and by an experienced team."

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Another International patient said, "I appreciate the warmth and support from the Live Helpline India transplant coordinators, the international patient services, and Dr. Shailendra Lalwani's liver transplant surgery team."

About Dr. Shailendra Lalwani

Dr. Shailendra Lalwani is a senior surgeon who specializes in Acute Liver Failure, Hepatitis, Alcoholic Liver Disease, Liver Cancer, Biliary Disease, and other metabolic diseases. Liver Helpline India and Dr. Shailendra Lalwani are available at Manipal Hospitals, Palam Vihar, Sector 6 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075. For more information and conduct a consultation, please visit www.liverhelplineindia.com.

Contact:

Name : Dr. Shailendra Lalwani

Mobile No. : - +91-9650915455

Address: Palam Vihar, Sector 6 Dwarka, Delhi 110075

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