Stomach pain gets ignored more than almost any other symptom. People sit with it for months, assume it’s gas or stress, and only come in once it’s affecting daily life. Dr. Abhishek runs Gastroenterology at Shri Balaji Aarogyam Hospital in Kurukshetra, and the department goes well beyond routine endoscopy. It includes a FibroScan 630 Expert machine for liver diagnostics, technology found at very few centers anywhere in Haryana, along with a dedicated Liver ICU and advanced ERCP for bile duct and pancreatic conditions.

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Endoscopic treatment for bile duct stones, blockages, and pancreatic duct issues.
Sedation-based procedures for both upper GI and colon examinations.
Diagnosis and urgent treatment for gastrointestinal bleeding.
Intensive care specifically for patients with severe liver disease or liver failure.
Non-invasive liver and spleen stiffness testing to check for fibrosis, cirrhosis, and fatty liver disease.
Checking liver health used to mean a biopsy, a needle, and a fair amount of discomfort for the patient. The FibroScan 630 Expert changes that. It measures liver stiffness and spleen stiffness directly through the skin, no needle involved, and gives Dr. Abhishek a clear picture of liver damage or fatty liver disease in minutes.

Liver Stiffness Measurement and Spleen Stiffness Measurement, done painlessly, to detect fibrosis and fatty liver disease without a biopsy.

A specialized endoscopic procedure used to diagnose and treat problems in the bile ducts and pancreas, often avoiding the need for open surgery.

Sedation-assisted endoscopy so the procedure isn't something patients dread before it even starts.

Same approach, applied to colonoscopy, for patients who've been putting off a screening they actually need.

Gastrointestinal bleeding can turn serious fast. The department is set up to diagnose the source and treat it without delay.

Patients with severe liver disease sometimes need intensive care built specifically around liver function, not a general ICU bed.
Liver disease is quiet for a long time. Someone can have fatty liver for years and feel completely fine, until a scan or blood test says otherwise. That’s exactly what FibroScan is built for, catching liver damage before symptoms force the issue, without putting the patient through a biopsy to find out.
Not everything here is about early detection, though. A GI bleed doesn’t give much warning, and a blocked bile duct needs treating fast, not scheduled for next week. Between the FibroScan, the Liver ICU, and ERCP capability, this department covers a patient from the first stomach complaint to the more urgent cases.
Liver and spleen stiffness testing without a biopsy, technology limited to very few hospitals in the state.
Intensive care built specifically for liver disease, not a general ICU setup.
Sedation-based procedures, so patients don't avoid a screening out of fear of discomfort.
Bile duct and pancreatic conditions treated endoscopically, without travel to a bigger city.
Expert Liver Diagnostics
Liver ICU
ERCP Procedures
Endoscopy & Colonoscopy
I'd been putting off my colonoscopy for years, honestly out of fear more than anything. Dr. Abhishek explained the sedation process beforehand and it really wasn't the ordeal I'd built it up to be in my head. Woke up a bit groggy, that's about it. Wish I hadn't waited so long to get it done.
I started vomiting blood one evening and we rushed straight to the hospital, no time to think. They found the bleed and treated it that same night. It's a blur looking back, but the team seemed to know exactly what to do, and I was stable by morning. Still get a bit shaken remembering it.
My blood work showed abnormal liver enzymes during a routine check, and I have no symptoms at all. Dr. Abhishek suggested a FibroScan instead of jumping straight to a biopsy, which I was relieved about. Took maybe ten minutes, no needles. Turned out to be early fatty liver, so now I'm just managing it with diet changes and follow-up scans.
It’s a scan that checks liver stiffness and spleen stiffness without a needle or biopsy. Doctors usually order it for patients with fatty liver, hepatitis, long-term alcohol use, or unexplained abnormal liver test results, to see how much damage, if any, the liver has taken.
Sedation is used during the procedure, so most patients don’t feel or remember much of it. There’s some grogginess afterward, but the procedure itself isn’t the ordeal people often expect it to be.
ERCP is an endoscopic procedure used to look at and treat problems in the bile ducts and pancreas, gallstones stuck in the duct, blockages, or narrowing. It’s often an alternative to open surgery for these specific problems.
Very. Vomiting blood, black or tarry stools, or sudden severe abdominal pain with bleeding should be treated as an emergency, not something to wait out overnight.
Yes. Fatty liver is exactly the kind of condition that stays silent until it’s progressed. A FibroScan can catch how much liver damage exists before symptoms ever show up, which is the point of testing it early rather than waiting.