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Key points Hepatoblastoma is a very rare childhood cancer of the liver It usually affects young children (less than 3 to 4 years old) If not treated, it can spread (metastasise) to other areas of the body, usually the lungs With treatment, more than 4 in 5 children with hepatoblastoma will get better. What is… Read more
Free support to all patients and their carers – 1800 841 118 If you have a patient with a new diagnosis of liver cancer, underlying advanced liver disease, or suspected liver issues, our free, confidential nurse-led support line provides an additional layer of guidance and education to help them navigate their diagnosis and treatment. We… Read more
Health Care Professional (HCP) – Patient referral to nurse-led support line A liver cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming, leaving patients confused and uncertain about where to find help. Our nurse-led support line offers your patients a trusted place to start their journey. By filling out the referral form below, one of our hepatology nurses will… Read more
What should I ask my doctor? It can be hard to take in medical information, especially if you’re worried or stressed during your appointment. When you see a doctor, it’s really important that you give them all the information they need to treat you properly. Tell them everything you can think of about your symptoms,… Read more
Key points Your doctor might give you different medicines, depending on your condition This page lists common medicines that are used for people whose liver disease is more advanced (cirrhosis) People with liver disease need to be very careful about which medicines they take and how much, including medicines for other health conditions Always talk… Read more
This is a great dish to have as a light meal, or it can be combined with something else for something more substantial. It’s great with anything barbecued and can be prepared in advance. Lentils are a great vegetarian alternative to meat. Lentils and beans are an important part of a heart healthy eating pattern… Read more
Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) is a complication of advanced liver disease or acute liver failure. It can come on suddently and it can be very serious. Call an ambulance or go to the Emergency Department if you or someone else has liver disease and: Severe confusion Shaking or unusual movements, or moving very slowly Severe anxiety… Read more
Jaundice means when the eyes and skin become yellow. If you or your family notice you’re becoming more yellow, it can be a sign your liver disease is getting worse. If you develop jaundice, you should contact a doctor straight away. Do I have jaundice? You may have jaundice if: Your skin looks yellow (if… Read more
Key points This page contains information for patients diagnosed with liver disease who live in rural or remote Australia. As soon as you’re diagnosed with liver disease, make sure you register with a GP and find out about other services in your area – for when you need them Work out NOW what you would… Read more
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