Hepatologist and Liver Transplant

Emergency

Contact Emergency Department at Apollo Hospitals if you need help outside the routine hours. We provide 24*7 service.
Availability
Bhat, Ahmedabad:
Apollo Hospital

Ahmedabad:
R Clinic

Rajkot:
Apollo Hospital

Baroda:
Apollo Hospital

Jodhpur:
Apollo Hospital

Mehsana:
Coming Soon
OPD Hours
Mon- Sat (Apollo Hospital)
9.00 am - 4.00 pm

Mon- Sat
(R Clinic, Ahmedabad)
5.00 pm - 7.00 pm

About Dr. Pathik Parikh

Consultant Hepatologist & Liver Transplant Physician
MD, DM (Gold Medalist) (G-41268)
Fellowship in Hepatology (London, UK)
Fellowship in Liver Transplant (London, UK)
Fellowship in Liver Intensive Care (London, UK)
Fellowship in Liver Radiology and Oncology (Osaka, JAPAN)

Dr. Pathik Parikh is the only hepatologist in gujarat to be trained Mumbai (India), London (UK), Florida (US) and Osaka (Japan)

He is the first and the only doctor to be awarded combined INASL-JSH fellowship for hepatologist

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Sakshi Singh

09:54 20 Dec 21

Dr. Pathik Parikh is a very dedicated, knowledgeable and humane professional whom you can trust completely for your well being. Most liver diseases have a chronic or an ongoing treatment required for longer duration, Dr. Pathik makes the whole process of your treatment very comfortable and provides you with the best of his medical knowledge and care. He makes the patient aware about the details of his/her medical condition in a clear and honest manner and not just vague facts. His prescribed medications and treatment methods are very individual and case specific instead of giving out a long list of general medicines, he makes sure that the patient has a healthy recovery process and the medications and their effects are suited to his/her physical health. His diagnosis of the disease and its cause is completely accurate. His diverse experience of research across so many countries makes him one of the best gastroenterologist that one can recommend. He is very warm and cheerful and will always make you feel positive about your condition as well as treatment. Doctors like him make the medical profession a really noble one. It is a blessing to have a doctor like him.

Namita Aranha

13:00 04 Dec 21

Very nice Dr just don't not just prescribes medicine but also explains what has happened to you.... Thank you Dr Pratik

Shalabh Dwivedi

04:42 04 Dec 21

Great liver physician, wonderful and warm experience from start to finish. Appreciate Dr. Pathik Parikh taking time to go over the diagnosis clearly and treatment options. Highly recommended.

Atul Deora

03:52 04 Dec 21

One of the best Liver Transplant Physician in Ahmedabad

Priyadarshini Rathore

17:12 31 Jul 21

I'm really grateful to Dr Pathik for handling my father's case with utmost sincerity and patience. Gem of a person and amazing Dr. ..Doesn't take any complain casually.. it's a blessing to have such doctors.

Expert Services

Any Abnormal liver function tests

Alcoholic liver disease

Fatty liver disease and it’s complications

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis E

Hepatitis A

Liver cirrhosis

Autoimmune hepatitis

Wilson’s disease

Budd-Chiari and vascular disease

Drug / Herbals / Induced Liver Injury

Primary biliary cirrhosis

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

Intensive Care

Intensive care for liver disease complications

Acute liver failure

Acute on chronic liver failure

Transplant service

Liver transplant assessment

Pre transplant care and nutrition

Post liver transplant care

Liver Cancer

Treatment planning

TACE / TARE

PEI / RFA / Resection

Liver transplant assessment

Health Feed

- APRIL 18, 2023
Cases of liver failure and liver cancer have increased post-COVID in Gujarat : Doctors at ‘Recent Advances and Controversies in Hepatology (REACH)’ conference organised by Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad
LIVER FAILURE & LIVER CANCER CASES ON THE RISE IN GUJARAT: DOCTORS Gandhinagar, April 18, 2023: Cases of liver failure and liver cancer have increased post-COVID in Gujarat as observed by doctors at a conference organised by Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad, on ‘Recent Advances and Controversies in Hepatology (REACH)’ on Sunday, April 16, 2023. The surge
- Liver Disease,
- liver problem

- FEBRUARY 4, 2023
JSH – INASL Fellowship Results 2019
- Liver Care

Know About These Disease

Drug induced Liver Injury (DILI)

Drug induced liver injury is quite common. Herbal and non-licensed medicines taken without doctor’s consultations are on the rise as a cause of liver injury and liver failure. Even innocuous looking Chinese tea has been associated with liver failure and death.Beware of all the drugs that you take.

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Hepatitis A

Hepatitis A is a Hepatotrophic virus that predominantly affects liver. Besides Hepatitis A, other Hepatotrophic viruses are Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis D and Hepatitis E. All of them are contagious and some are life threatening too. Hepatitis A and E are waterborne; Hepatitis B, C and D are transmitted by bodily fluids (via syringes, needles, injections, toothbrush, razors).

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Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is a serious global health problem, responsible for 1.4 million deaths every year compared to 1.5 million deaths from HIV/AIDS and 1.2 million from each of malaria and TB. India has over 40 million Hepatitis B infected patients, second only to China, and most people with chronic Hepatitis B or C are unaware of their infection, putting them at serious risk of developing cirrhosis or liver cancer which are life threatening.

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Hepatitis C

In India 1% population is affected with hepatitis C. Though it seems less as compared to other diseases, the sheer number of patients in terms of population is huge. Hepatitis C, unlike the food borne virus hepatitis A/E does not present with jaundice routinely.

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Hepatitis D

Viral hepatitis, caused by any of the five hepatotropic viruses, i.e., hepatitis A virus (HAV), hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), hepatitis D virus (HDV), and hepatitis E virus (HEV), represents a major health problem worldwide.Its prevalence is highest in some parts of Africa, South America, Romania, Russia and the Mediterranean region included Southern Italy.

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Hepatitis E

Viral hepatitis, caused by any of the five hepatotropic viruses, i.e., hepatitis A virus (HAV), hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), hepatitis D virus (HDV), and hepatitis E virus (HEV), represents a major health problem worldwide.All of them are contagious and some are life threatening too. Hepatitis A and E are waterborne; Hepatitis B, C and D are transmitted by bodily fluids (via syringes, needles, injections, toothbrush, and razors).

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Fatty Liver can progress
to liver failure

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and Effective

Not all herbal
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