Merida hepatologists

The Merida Hepatologists are doctors with liver care training, diseases such as cirrhosis, fatty liver are some of which specialists attend.They also serve diseases caused by viruses, such as hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
A hepatologist in Merida reviews diseases caused by drugs, poisons or toxins or to ingest too much alcohol.... Liver cancer.
Hereditary diseases, such as hemochromatosis and Wilson's disease.

Dr. Iaarah Montalvo Gordon.

Internal medicine and hepatology

Professional license Prof.3358046
Sp. Ced. 4831244

Member to Sociedad Mexicana de Hepatología

Liver specialist and her illnesses.

Hepatitis
cirrhosis and his complications
fatty liver
Hepatic disease by alcohol
Clinical Hepatology

999 196 0938 9991 05 07 80 Send Whatsapp Address

Star Médica Merida
Office 832 Flat 8
street26 #199 x 15 y 7

Address

Faro del Mayab Hospital

Office #810 999 921 49 31

Dr. Axel Mena Quintero

Hepatology, gastroenterology and endoscopy.

Professional license 4443197
Ced. Sp.6384051

Specialist in liver diseases:

Treatment of cirrhosis and viral hepatitis, fatty liver and others.

Diseases of the intestine, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, bad absorption and chronic diarrhea.

Medical Center of the Americas.CMA.
street 54 #364-A Centro. Merida Yucatan.

999 926 4795 999 926 0536 Website amenaquintero@gmail.com

Interesting articles

What is cirrhosis?

Cirrhosis is a condition in which the liver deteriorates slowly and works badly due to a chronic injury. The healthy tissue of the liver is replaced by scar tissue, partially blocking the circulation of blood through the liver. Healing also deteriorates the liver capacity of:

Check infections
Remove bacteria and toxins from the blood
Process nutrients, hormones and medications
Manufacture proteins that regulate blood coagulation
produce bile to help absorb fat, including cholesterol, and fat-soluble vitamins

A healthy liver is able to regenerate most of its own cells when they are damaged. In terminal-stage cirrhosis, the liver can not effectively substitute damaged cells. A healthy liver is needed for survival.

Cirrhosis is the doveava cause of disease death, causing 27,000 deaths per year.1 The condition affects men with a little more frequency than women.

What cause cirrhosis?

Cirrhosis has several causes. In the United States, the most common causes of cirrhosis are the abundant consumption of chronic alcohol and hepatitis C. Obesity is becoming a common cause of cirrhosis, either as a single cause or in combination with alcohol, with hepatitis C or both. Many people with cirrhosis have more than one cause of liver damage.

Cirrhosis is not caused by liver trauma or other causes of acute or short-term damage. Generally, years of chronic injury are necessary to cause cirrhosis.

Hepatic disease related to alcohol . Most people who consume alcohol do not suffer liver damage. But abundant alcohol consumption for several years can cause a chronic injury in the liver. The amount of alcohol needed to cause liver damage varies a lot from one person to another. In the case of women, consuming of two to three drinks (including beer and wine) per day and in the case of men, three to four drinks per day, can cause liver damage and cirrhosis. In the past, cirrhosis related to alcohol caused more death than cirrhosis caused by any other cause. The deaths that are a consequence of cirrhosis related to obesity are increasing.
Chronic hepatitis C. Hepatitis C virus is a liver infection that is transmitted by contact with the blood of an infected person. Chronic hepatitis C causes inflammation and damage to the liver that can over time can cause cirrhosis.
Hepatitis B and D Chronicles. The hepatitis B virus is a hepatic infection that is transmitted by contact with the blood, semen or other body fluid from an infected person. Hepatitis B, such as hepatitis C, causes inflammation and liver injuries that can cause cirrhosis. The hepatitis B vaccine is administered to all babies and many adults to prevent virus. Hepatitis D is another virus that infects the liver and can cause cirrhosis, but it only occurs in people who already have hepatitis b.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. In non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver, NAFLD), an increase in fat is caused in the liver that finally cause cirrhosis. This increasingly common liver disease is associated with obesity, diabetes, protein malnutrition, coronary artery disease and steroid cortical medications.
Hepatitis Autoimmune. This form of hepatitis is caused by an attack of the body's immune system to liver cells, which causes inflammation, damage and finally cirrhosis. Researchers believe that there are genetic factors that can make some people more prone to autoimmune diseases. About 70 percent of people with autoimmune hepatitis are women.
Hereditary diseases. Cystic fibrosis, alpha-1-antitrypsin deficit, hemochromatosis, Wilson's disease, galactosemia and glycogenosis are hereditary diseases that interfere with the way in which the Liver produces, processes and stores enzymes, proteins, metals and other substances that the body needs to function properly. These conditions can cause cirrhosis.
Drugs, toxins and infections . Other causes of cirrhosis can be the reactions to medications, prolonged exposure to toxic chemicals, parasitic infections and repeated heart failures with liver congestion.

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