Ayurvedic Liver Doctor in Mumbai | Ayurvedic Kidney Specialist in Mumbai
- He is working as a consultant Ayurvedic Liver and Kidney Specialist at Palkar Polyclinic, Mumbai.
- He is specially researched in liver and Kidney Diseases and treated more then 1500 patients.
- He has Conducting various medical camps, National & International seminar.
- He Participated in National & International seminars like First National conference in Parad and Gandhak held at Akurdi in 2001.
- Also participated in National seminar Oct 2012 on Virechan in Shirpur.
- He is well known Ayurvedic Liver Doctor and Kidney Specialist in Mumbai.
- He has Given a lecture on Liver diseases in Lavgankar mitra parivar in 2012.
Saam Sanjivani interview By Dr. Manoj Kocheta
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Liver Cirrhosis Treatment With Ayurveda
The following are some of the most common Ayurvedic tips for liver cirrhosis:
- Patient must take expert opinion of an Ayurveda for the right treatment of liver cirrhosis
- Cirrhosis is a complicated and serious situation thus, home remedies or any single herb treatment is not recommended.
- Quit alcohol
- Eat a well balanced and nutritious diet that contains a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables
- Opt for sources of good fats such as nuts, seeds, avocado, soy and olives
- Avoid packaged food items with added preservatives, including pickles


Ayurvedic Treatment For Kidney Failure, Chronic kidney Disease Treatment
Dr. Manoj Kocheta provides Ayurvedic treatment for kidney failure varied kidney diseases like nephrotic Syndrome; polycystic kidney disease, acute kidney disease and chronic kidney disease treatment stage (1-5).
- Nephrotic syndrome is caused due to harmful deposits of proteins in the body leading to failing of kidney functions
- Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic problem which causes the cyst to grow inside the kidneys
- Acute kidney disease is the sudden condition in which kidneys fail to filter the waste and liquids from the body
- Chronic kidney disease treatment stage(1-5) is a slowly progressive disease and its symptoms are usually visible in the advanced stages