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    Elevated Liver Enzymes & Fatty Liver - Prevention and Treatment

    Elevated Liver Enzymes & Fatty Liver - Prevention and Treatment
    Dr. Ho Thi Van Hang Head of Internal Medicine Department
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    8/2/2018 9:46:33 AM

    On World Hepatitis Day 28/7, let's take a look at numbers related to liver diseases in Vietnam

      21 milion people are infected with hepatitis B and C virus
      8 milion people are getting hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver cancer
      22.000 people died each year from liver cancer
      People in age group 5-14 years and 25-34 years are at high risk of infection. 
      60-200 million VND is the annual cost for a patient for hepatitis treatment. 

     Liver diseases can visit anyone, how come we protect ourselves and our families???
     Please follow us to see a video in     order to raise your awareness and knowledge about liver diseases, ELEVATED LIVER ENZYMES & FATTY LIVER are included. The content in this video is shared by:

     Dr. HO THI VAN HANG
     2nd grade Specialist with more than 37 years experience in examination, consultation and treatment for internal medicine diseases, gastroenterology & hepatology.
     Former Head of the Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department of 115 Hospital. 
     MD and Lecturer in the Department of Internal Medicine, HCMC Military Medical Institute.
     Head of Internal Medicine Department/Gastroenterology & Hepatology of CarePlus International Clinics - Tan Binh Branch

    Dr. Hang will help you to answer common questions related to elevated liver enzymes and fatty liver diseases. In particular, she will consult and give us useful advice for prevention and treatment. 

     

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