Artemis Health Institute Liver transplant Package

Every operation, including liver transplantation, has some risks and side effects. The risk of significant complications associated with liver transplant surgery are substantial. Both the procedure and the medications needed to prevent the donor liver from being rejected after the transplant carry certain complications. The following are some of the risks linked with the procedure:

• Bile duct complications, including bile duct leaks or shrinking of the bile ducts
• Bleeding
• Blood clots
• Failure of donated liver
• Infection
• Rejection of donated liver
• Mental confusion or seizures

Recurrence of liver disease in the transplanted liver may also be a long-term problem. You'll take medications for the rest of your life to keep your body from rejecting the donated liver after a liver transplant. These anti-rejection medicines can have a series of adverse side effects, including:

• Bone thinning
• Diabetes
• Diarrhea
• Headaches
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol

If you follow your treating doctor's prescribed prescription and instructions, you can minimize the risks stated above.

After a successful liver transplant, you can anticipate spending a few days in the hospital's intensive care unit. Doctors and nurses will keep an eye on you for any signs of difficulties. They'll also check your liver function on a regular basis to see if your new liver is functioning properly. After 5-7 days in the hospital, you will be transferred to a transplant recovery centre to continue your rehabilitation. Your transplant team will next create a checkup schedule for you. You may have blood tests a few times per week at first, then less frequently as the time goes on.

After your liver transplant surgery, you should expect to be completely healed in six months or longer. After a few months, you may be able to resume normal activities or return to work. The length of time it takes you to recover is likely to be determined by how sick you were before the liver transplant.

After your liver transplant, you'll begin taking a variety of medications, many of which you'll have to take for the rest of your life. Immunosuppressants are medications that prevent your immune system from attacking your new liver. Other medications can help you avoid issues following your transplant.

Overall, liver transplant results are excellent, although they differ significantly depending on the reason for the transplant as well as donor-related factors. The total patient survival rate one year following a liver transplant is currently 88 %. As per the hospitals' data, the patient survival following a liver transplant is 73 % after five years.

This is a myth that discounted pricing with a pre-bundled package by MediGence would affect the quality of your treatment.These packages have been designed to address all of the concerns that people have when seeking treatment abroad, such as visa help, travel arrangements, housing and meals, arranging appointments with top-notch doctors, and so on. MediGence has established some valuable mutual relationships with the most reputed hospitals & doctors that ensures a patient that their treatment quality & care will not be suffered by any means. As a result, you may rest assured that if you choose Artemis Health Institute for your liver transplant, you will receive the most appropriate cure at the best and most reasonable price.

Initially, for booking a package you need to first block your appointment by paying 10% of the fees i.e. US$ 2800 via Medigence’s secure payment gateway. Rest 90% of the fees i.e. US$ 25200 should be paid at the time of hospital admission by many available options for payment such as cash, credit card, debit card, or wire transfer.