The liver plays a crucial role in a child’s growth, metabolism, and immunity. Pediatric Liver Care focuses on the prevention, early detection, and management of liver diseases in infants, children, and adolescents. Timely diagnosis and expert care ensure healthy liver function and support overall development.
At our center, we offer specialized evaluation and treatment for children with various liver and biliary disorders. With expertise in Pediatric Hepatology and advanced training from Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), London, UK, our focus is on providing safe, effective, and compassionate care for every child.
We believe that pediatric liver care involves much more than medical management — it’s about nurturing long-term wellness. Our comprehensive approach includes accurate diagnosis, advanced investigations, nutrition-based guidance, and regular follow-up for chronic conditions. By combining medical expertise with personalized care, we aim to ensure the best possible outcomes for young patients.
The liver performs vital functions such as detoxification, energy storage, and nutrient metabolism. Even mild liver problems can affect a child’s appetite, energy, and growth. Early and specialized intervention helps prevent complications and promotes complete recovery. We focus on individualized treatment plans that ensure both medical and emotional support for children and families.
We understand that managing liver disorders can be overwhelming for parents. Our care model ensures clear communication, regular updates, and family education throughout the treatment journey. We work closely with pediatricians, dietitians, and transplant specialists to provide coordinated and holistic care.
Pediatric Liver Care is not just about treating disease — it’s about restoring health and confidence in every child. We are committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based, and child-centered care. With advanced training and experience, we strive to help every young patient live a healthy, active, and joyful life.
Common liver conditions in children include jaundice, hepatitis, biliary atresia, fatty liver, and metabolic or genetic liver disorders. Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent long-term complications.
You should consult a pediatric liver specialist if your child has yellowing of the eyes or skin, pale stools, dark urine, persistent vomiting, loss of appetite, or poor growth. These may be signs of liver dysfunction.
Diagnosis usually involves a physical exam, blood tests to check liver function, ultrasound or imaging studies, and sometimes liver biopsy. All tests are done with utmost care to ensure your child’s comfort and safety.
Yes, many liver diseases are treatable with timely diagnosis, proper medication, and nutritional support. Some chronic conditions may require regular monitoring or specialized treatment plans for long-term care.
Ensure a balanced diet, maintain vaccination schedules (especially Hepatitis A and B), avoid unnecessary medications, and encourage healthy lifestyle habits. Regular check-ups help detect liver issues early.