It’s better to take online consultation it will be easy to look the patient and advise
If doctors are recommending a transplant, it usually means the liver damage is life-threatening and irreversible. Ayurveda will not promising provide best result but you can try once with following medicines:
1.Syp. Amlycure 3 tsp twice daily after meals 2.Arogyavardhini vati 2 tab twice daily with water after meals 3.Kalmegha churna 1 tsp twice daily with water after meals 4.Rohitkarishta 20 ml with 20 ml water twice daily after meals
Dietary support: Easily digestible foods like rice gruel (kanji), moong dal soup, boiled vegetables. Avoid fried, oily, spicy, and heavy foods. Small, frequent meals to reduce strain on digestion.
Lifestyle: Complete abstinence from alcohol. Gentle rest, stress reduction, and light breathing practices if tolerated.
Need personal consultation with investigation report.
What’s the diagnosis !! Comorbidity and consulting the ayuevedic physician
Dr, RC BAMS MS
Hello I really sympathize with both the emotional and financial burden your family is experiencing. Alcoholic liver damage may escalate quickly, and understandably, the idea of a transplant frightens you.
Kindly, if it is possible, provide his latest medical reports: Bilirubin SGPT/SGOT INR Creatinine Sodium/ Potassium
Does he have ascites or confusion? Based on that, I would be able to provide you with more accurate guidance.
✅Honest Explanation: When Ayurved Can Help & When It Cannot
It would have been better if you could describe the patient’s current condition.
👉 If he is in severe liver failure with jaundice, ascites, confusion, infections — Ayurveda is not capable of saving a liver transplant.
In end-stage liver failure: The liver cells are irreversibly damaged The ability of regeneration is very low Medicines cannot structurally reverse the damage
At this point, a transplant, which saves a life, is the only definite option.
However…
👉 Ayurveda can help certain ways: Liberate liver function Inflammatory processes can be reduced Digestion can be improved Further damage can be slowed down After hospital treatment, recovery can be supported Quality of life can be improved
But Ayurveda is effective only when the patient is in a stable condition, not in an emergency ICU situation.
✅ When Would a Liver Transplant Be Absolutely Necessary?
If he displays ANY of the following: INR > 1.5 Bilirubin > 15 Repeated ascites Confusion/encephalopathy Worsening of the kidney function GI bleeding Severe muscle wasting
In such instances, postponement may cost a life Even at this point, Ayurveda is powerless to fully reverse the condition.
✅ Financial Concern — What Can Be Done?
Lots of government-funded hospitals perform transplants at a reduced price
Meanwhile, NGOs provide support for cases of liver failure due to alcohol abuse
If you are eligible, you may submit a PM-JAY (Ayushman Bharat) application
By itself, the Ayurvedic regimen is not sufficient for the advanced stage,
but the combination of Ayurveda and hospital care stabilizes the condition and lowers costs for the future
Therefore, a personal consultation with all your reports and correct history is indispensable to determining whether a transplant is necessary or not.
Warm Regards Dr Snehal Vidhate
HELLO,
If doctors are saying “liver transplant is required”, that almost always means -Your brother’s liver is in end stage failure and cannot recover on its own. No Ayurvedic medicine, herb, or diet can replace a failing liver or reverse end-stage liver disease
Ayurveda cannot be used as an alternative to a liver tansplant It can only be used as supportive care after stabilisation and under medical supervision
I want to be very honest, because giving false hope here could be dangerous
WHAT YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW
1) Ask the hospital doctors one key question “Is there any chance the liver can recover with medical treatment, or is transplant the only option?”
Sometimes, if liver failure is acute (not chronic cirrhosis), improvement is possible If it’s chronic alcohol-induced cirrhosis, recovery is usually not possible
IF TRANSPALNT IS NEEDED, ASK ABOUT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE In India there are many support options
GOVERNMENT SCHEMES (often cover 80-100%) -Ayushman Bharat= up to 5-10 lakhs coverage -State specific liver transplant programs -chief minister relief fund
NGO AND HOSPITAL SUPPORT -milaap/ketto verified transplant support -Liver foundation -Hospital social welfare departments
KIDNLY FOLLOW THIS AS AYURVEDA CANNOT REPLACE LIVER TRANSPLANT SO FALSE HOPE IS NOT ADVISABLE AND GOOD TO GIVE
THANK YOU
DR. MAITRI ACHARYA
At this stage where liver needs transplant, ayurveda cannot cure . You can take Bhumiamla tablet 1-0-1 after food with water Tablet Liv-52 -DS 1-1-1 after food with water and Do pranamyam lom -vilom bhastrika bhamri 5-10mins daily twice
If you share his history in detail we can guide more clearly Like what is his age / is he conscious/ does he able to do his routine work/ how are his recent blood reports/ how his food intake / bowel bladder habits/ any swelling abdomen or feet ?
Liver damage from alcohol is indeed a serious condition that typically requires an integrated approach. Ayurveda can offer support to enhance liver function and improve overall well-being, but it is essential to first adhere to the recommendations of the medical professionals overseeing your brother’s case, especially when they have advised a liver transplant. Immediate medical intervention is crucial.
From an Ayurvedic perspective, addressing liver health involves balancing the Pitta dosha, which is often aggravated in liver disorders. Dietary modifications are vital. Your brother should focus on a Pitta-pacifying diet, avoiding spicy, oily, and fried foods. Incorporating foods like aloe vera juice, amla (Indian gooseberry), coriander, and turmeric can naturally support liver detoxification.
The inclusion of herbal supplements may also aid in liver health. Depending on your brother’s specific condition, herbs such as Kutki (Picrorhiza kurroa) and Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) are traditionally known to support liver function. However, it’s important that these are taken under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner, especially when there’s a concurrent medical treatment ongoing.
Lifestyle modifications, too, can play a role. Encourage him to cultivate a routine that allows for adequate rest, and stress reduction techniques like meditation to create a harmonious environment for healing.
However, given the severity of alcohol-induced liver damage, no Ayurvedic remedy should replace urgent and necessary medical treatments recommended by his healthcare providers. If financial burdens are a concern, exploring hospital or community support programs for financial aid might be beneficial. Coordination between Ayurvedic approaches and conventional medicine can sometimes be explored, to support recovery. Always keep communication open with healthcare professionals to ensure safe and cohesive treatment strategies.
Liver damage due to alcohol is a serious condition that often requires immediate and advanced medical intervention. Ayurveda, particularly in the Siddha tradition, can offer supportive measures intended to help manage symptoms and improve overall liver health alongside conventional treatments. However, it is vital to follow your doctors’ advice, as severe liver damage can be life-threatening, and a transplant may still be necessary. Let’s explore what can be done.
First, it’s crucial to explore options like herbal formulations that support liver function. Consider herbs such as ‘Kudki’ (Picrorhiza kurroa), ‘Bhumyamalaki’ (Phyllanthus niruri), and ‘Kalmegh’ (Andrographis paniculata) which are traditionally used to support liver health. These can be taken in tablet form as recommended by a qualified practitioner.
In managing the diet, opt for meals that are light, easy to digest and nourish the sapta dhatus (tissues). Food such as green mung bean soup, cooked vegetables, and whole grains can help balance the aggravated pitta dosha, often involved in liver conditions. Avoid anything oily, spicy, or processed.
Implement lifestyle practices like regular ‘Mudra’ meditation to help reduce stress, which indirectly supports liver health. Practicing ‘Pranayama’ for a short duration each day can also be beneficial for overall vitality.
Regular supervision by a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner is essential for monitoring your brother’s unique prakriti and adjusting treatments accordingly. Nonetheless, these measures should not replace any urgent medical procedures like a liver transplant if advised by your healthcare team. Always prioritize life-saving interventions when needed.
