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Fatty Liver & Liver Disease - Unani Treatment in Amroha

Fatty liver - extra fat stored in the liver - is now one of the most common liver problems in India, often found by chance on an ultrasound. It is linked to weight gain, diabetes and alcohol. Most people have no symptoms, but over years it can lead to liver inflammation and scarring.

At Hashmi Dawakhana, Amroha, our hakims treat fatty liver and digestive weakness linked to the liver (amraz-e-jigar) with Unani medicine, diet and weight guidance, based on your liver function tests and ultrasound. Jaundice, liver swelling or signs of advanced disease need a liver specialist, and we will tell you when.

Also known as:Fatty liverJigar ki kharabiAmraz-e-JigarMASLD
Doctor in blue gloves using an ultrasound machine

Common signs and symptoms

  • Often no symptoms - found on ultrasound or blood tests
  • Tiredness and low energy
  • Heaviness or discomfort in the upper right side of the abdomen
  • Poor appetite, bloating or indigestion
  • Yellow eyes or skin, dark urine (jaundice) - needs prompt testing

Possible causes

  • Excess weight, especially around the waist
  • Type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and high triglycerides
  • Alcohol
  • Diet high in sugar, sweet drinks, fried food and refined flour
  • Some medicines, hepatitis B or C, and unregulated supplements

How Unani medicine approaches it

In Unani medicine the liver (jigar) is central to digestion and the production of the humours. Unani care for fatty liver uses individually prescribed formulations to support liver function and digestion, together with diet changes, regular activity and gradual weight loss - the most effective treatment for fatty liver.

Not every herbal product is safe for the liver: unregulated "liver detox" powders and mixtures are a known cause of liver injury. We prescribe individually, review your liver tests over time, and refer you to a liver specialist for jaundice, hepatitis or signs of cirrhosis.

  • Review of ultrasound, liver function tests, sugar and lipid reports
  • Diet plan to cut sugar, sweet drinks, fried food and alcohol
  • Weight plan - losing 7-10% of body weight often reduces liver fat
  • Individually prescribed Unani formulations for liver and digestion
  • Repeat liver tests to check progress

What happens in a consultation

  1. 1Book a free, confidential consultation by phone, WhatsApp, video call or a clinic visit in Amroha (clinic open 11 AM - 8 PM, every day).
  2. 2Dr. Hashmi (BUMS, MD) takes a detailed history - symptoms, duration, lifestyle, sleep, diet and any medicines you already take.
  3. 3Your temperament (mizaj) and general health are assessed; tests may be advised if needed.
  4. 4You receive an individual treatment plan with diet and lifestyle guidance, and follow-ups to review progress.

Lifestyle tips that help

  • Stop alcohol completely if you have fatty liver
  • Cut sweet drinks, packaged juices, sweets and maida
  • Walk or exercise for 30-45 minutes most days
  • Lose weight gradually - crash diets can worsen the liver
  • Do not take "liver detox" products or unknown herbal mixtures

When should you see a doctor?

See a doctor promptly for yellow eyes or skin, dark urine with pale stools, swelling of the abdomen or legs, vomiting blood or black stools, or confusion and excessive sleepiness - these can be signs of serious liver disease.

Frequently asked questions

Often yes, especially in the early stages. Weight loss, regular exercise, stopping alcohol and a lower-sugar diet can reduce liver fat. Unani care supports these changes.

Many are not. Unregulated detox powders and mixed supplements can damage the liver. Take only medicines prescribed for you after an assessment, and tell your doctor about all supplements.

Vegetables, dal, whole grains in moderate portions, fruit (not juice), curd, nuts in small amounts and lean protein. Avoid alcohol, sweet drinks, sweets, fried snacks and large portions of rice and maida.

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Last updated: 2026-10-25

This page is for general health education and is not a substitute for a personal medical consultation. Treatment is decided only after an individual assessment, and results vary from person to person. Do not stop or start any medicine without speaking to a qualified doctor.