The liver is the main focus of hepatology. This vital organ is in charge of assisting with food digestion, boosting your metabolism, and eliminating pollutants. Vitamins that are fat-soluble, including vitamin D3 and vitamin E, are also processed and stored by the liver. The pancreas, which is situated behind the stomach, is in charge of manufacturing both digestive enzymes and insulin. Digestive enzymes can harm the pancreas and cause significant inflammation, leading to acute or chronic pancreatitis. This may also occur if a stone blocks the liver's or pancreas' ability to secrete digestive enzymes. A tiny organ called the gallbladder is situated in the upper right corner of your stomach. The bile produced by the liver is stored in a pouch called the gallbladder. It contracts after a meal and releases its contents into the intestines to aid in digestion. Bile imbalances can cause gallstone formation by obstructing bile flow.
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