Your liver questions, answered face to face.
A live video consultation with Dr. Neeraj Saraf's AI twin, trained on how he explains fatty liver, hepatitis, cirrhosis and transplant to his own patients. English or Hindi, any hour, free to start.
- 22+
- Years treating liver disease
- 3,000+
- Liver transplant patients cared for
- 2
- Languages · English & हिंदी
This is what a consultation feels like
Face to face, with live captions, the sources behind every answer, and a transcript you can keep. Switch the language and watch it follow you.
AI twin
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From worry to clarity in one call
Designed like a real clinic visit, minus the travel, the queue and the fees.
Join from any device
Phone or laptop, camera optional. No app, no sign-up, no waiting room. You're in the call within seconds.
Talk to Dr. Saraf, face to face
Speak naturally in English or Hindi. Interrupt, ask follow-ups, bring your mother or father onto the call.
Leave with a clear next step
Sources for every answer, a transcript to keep, and the clinic's number when you want to see the doctor in person.
Two decades of liver care, in one conversation
The twin covers the conditions Dr. Saraf treats every day. Pick one to start your call already on that topic.
Try a question before you call
These are real questions patients bring to the clinic. Tap one to read how the twin answers, with the sources behind it.
Dr. Saraf's twin AI
Fatty liver is very common, and in most people it is reversible. It becomes serious only when the fat causes ongoing inflammation, which over the years can lead to scarring. The first step is to find out whether there is any inflammation or stiffness, usually with liver tests and a FibroScan. For most people, losing seven to ten percent of body weight, staying active, and controlling sugar and cholesterol can clear the fat. No tablet or supplement replaces these changes.
Dr. Neeraj Saraf
Hepatologist & Gastroenterologist
Vice Chairman, Gastrosciences · In-charge, Liver Clinic
The expert behind the twin
Dr. Neeraj Saraf is one of the country's leading liver specialists, with deep experience across viral hepatitis, fatty liver, cirrhosis and liver failure. He has one of the largest experiences in India of treating hepatitis C with newer antivirals, has cared for more than 3,000 liver transplant patients before and after surgery, and is actively involved in research on HCV, fatty liver and transplantation.
“Most people come to me frightened by a report they don't understand. If my twin can explain it calmly at midnight, that patient sleeps better and walks into the clinic ready.”
Memberships
- Indian National Association for Study of the Liver (INASL)
- American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD)
- Indian Society of Gastroenterology (ISG)
Training & career
Calmer nights, clearer plans
What patients and families say after their first video consultation with the twin.
“My ultrasound said 'grade 2 fatty liver' and I panicked. On the video call he explained it so calmly, I finally understood it was reversible and what to do first.”
Ananya K.Gurugram“I'm in Dubai and my father's transplant is being planned. Being able to ask questions at 1am our time, in Hindi for Papa, was a huge relief.”
Rahul S.Dubai“I'd been told hepatitis C was for life. Hearing that twelve weeks of tablets can cure it, with the reason explained, changed everything for our family.”
Sunita P.Jaipur“I uploaded my LFT before the appointment. When I met the doctor in person, my history was already there and we spent the whole time on the plan.”
Vikram T.Delhi“I was taking a herbal 'liver tonic'. The twin told me to stop and bring it in. Turns out it was the problem. I wish I'd asked sooner.”
Meera J.Lucknow“It felt like sitting across the table from him. Patient, no rush, and it never made me feel silly for asking about alcohol.”
Arjun M.PuneIllustrative stories with stock photos.
Written by Dr. Saraf
The twin draws on the same explanations he writes for patients.
Honest answers about the twin
In an emergency
Vomiting blood, black stools, sudden confusion or severe pain: go to the nearest hospital now. Don't wait for a call.
Don't sit with that report until Monday.
Dr. Saraf's twin is ready for a face-to-face conversation right now. When you want to see him in person, his team is one tap away.
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