Genetic liver disorders are inherited conditions causing abnormal liver function due to gene mutations. Key conditions we treat
Early diagnosis and targeted therapy can prevent irreversible damage.
Life-saving dual organ transplantation with 80% 5-year survival rates
Liver Elastography: Assess fibrosis in Alpha-1 patients.
Nitisinone: For tyrosinemia to block toxic metabolite production.
Arjun’s Triumph Over Wilson’s Disease:
“At 14, I struggled with tremors and jaundice. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team diagnosed Wilson’s disease and started zinc and penicillamine. Today, I’m a healthy college student!”
Priya’s Victory Over Hemochromatosis:
“At 25, constant fatigue and joint pain left me unable to work. Dr. Ashish George’s team in Delhi diagnosed hereditary hemochromatosis through genetic testing and started weekly phlebotomy sessions. Today, my iron levels are normal, and I’m pursuing my passion for photography!”
While not curable, conditions like hemochromatosis and Wilson’s disease are manageable with phlebotomy or copper chelation therapy. Early care prevents complications.
No, but early diagnosis and strict dietary/therapy plans (e.g., nitisinone for tyrosinemia) allow normal development.
Initially weekly, then 3–4 times yearly once iron levels stabilize.
Yes. Non-invasive cheek swabs or blood tests are used at our Delhi center.
A low-copper diet is critical. Avoid shellfish, nuts, chocolate, and organ meats. Our Delhi team includes dietitians who create personalized meal plans alongside copper chelation therapy to prevent liver and neurological damage.
Misfolded proteins accumulate in the liver, causing fibrosis, while their absence in the lungs leads to emphysema. Enzyme replacement therapy addresses lung issues, while regular liver elastography monitors fibrosis. Dr. Ashish George’s team coordinates care with pulmonologists for holistic management.
Yes! Our genetic liver disease specialists in Delhi provide pre-and post-test counseling to explain inheritance risks, family planning, and preventive strategies for conditions like hemochromatosis or pediatric metabolic diseases.
Initially, every 3 months to adjust diets or medications (e.g., nitisinone for tyrosinemia). Once stable, biannual check-ups suffice. Our India clinics use advanced biomarkers to track progress and prevent crises.