A Liver Disease Risk Assessment includes questions about risk factors, including age, family history, and lifestyle habits such as diet, exercise, and other important factors. It then calculates your potential risk probability of developing Liver Disease. Even if you feel healthy now, the assessment can show if you need to take steps to prevent or reduce your chances of developing Liver Disease later.


Is My Liver Healthy?

<35 Yrs 

>_35

What Is Your Age? 

Yes 

Do You Have Diabetes?

Yes  

Do You Consume Alcohol Atleast Once A Week?

Were You Ever Told That You Have High Cholesterol?

Do You Eat Out Or Consume Packaged & Processed Foods Often? 

Do You Exercise Regularly? Brisk Walk, Jogging Swimming, Bicycling ,Playing Sport, Gym etc.

Do You Have Pre-existing Fatty Liver/Liver Disease?

Do You Have Family History Of Liver Disease?

Do You Have Swelling In The Abdomen?

Do You Have  Pain In Abdomen?

Do You Feel That Your Skin Colour Has Turned Yellow?

Are You Currently On Long Term Medicines or Health Supplements?

Do You Regularly Go For Health Checks?

If You Are A Woman, Did You Have Menopause?

Low Risk Probability: Congratulations! Based on your responses, it appears that you have a lower risk of developing liver disease. This is great news, as a lower risk indicates that you are taking good care of your liver health and engaging in healthy lifestyle practices.

Maintaining a healthy liver is crucial for overall well-being, as the liver plays a vital role in filtering toxins from the body, producing important proteins, and aiding in digestion. Your lower risk score suggests that you are already implementing habits that promote a healthy liver.

Low 

High-Risk Probability: Based on your responses, it appears that you may have a higher risk of developing liver disease. It's important to take proactive steps to protect your liver health and reduce any potential risks.

The liver plays a crucial role in detoxifying the body, metabolizing nutrients, and producing essential proteins. It's vital to address any factors that may be contributing to your elevated risk.

High 

Is My Liver Healthy?

Brilliantly

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