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Fatty liver disease occurs when too much fat builds up inside the liver, commonly in people who are overweight, diabetic, inactive, or have high cholesterol or triglycerides. Many patients have no symptoms and only find out through blood tests or an ultrasound scan. If untreated, fatty liver can lead to liver inflammation, scarring, cirrhosis, liver failure, and rarely liver cancer. It is also linked to heart disease and diabetes. The best treatment is steady weight loss, healthy eating, regular exercise, reducing sugary and fatty foods, avoiding alcohol, and controlling diabetes, blood pressure, and cholesterol. There is no proven natural medicine that cures fatty liver, but a healthy diet, vegetables, fibre, water, and avoiding harmful herbal “detox” products can help protect the liver.

A practical guide to 10 common laboratory tests, what each test measures, what results can suggest, and straightforward preparation steps for accurate results.

A detailed checklist of 12 essential questions that help locals and tourists compare clinics in Port Moresby, covering care quality, lab testing, costs, safety, and follow up.

Niugini Medical Services have been helping infertile couples for 1 year. We investigate by blood tests, urine check, semen check and ultrasound, identify problems and specific cause of infertility and treat where it is possible.

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HPV stands for Human Papilloma virus which comprises of over 150 closely related virus types indicated by numerical numbers e.g., HPV type 16, 18, and 45 that cause cervix cancer. HPV types range from benign forms such as those causing simple/common skin wart to those causing cancer as type 16 & 18.

Liver Function Test or LFT is a test used to assess health of liver. Routinely LFT is assessed by measuring proteins (total protein, albumin & globulin), transaminase enzymes (AST & ALT), gamma Glutamic acid transferase (GGT), alkaline phosphatases (ALP), conjugated and unconjugated bilirubins, from a single sample of blood.