DIGEST · Riyadh

FibroScan liver check in Riyadh

Fatty liver is very common and usually silent, but it can progress to inflammation and scarring. FibroScan measures liver fat and the degree of fibrosis in minutes, without pain or needles, and often replaces a biopsy. At DIGEST a hepatologist reads the result and sets a clear plan for improvement and follow-up.

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FibroScan liver check in Riyadh

Who is it for?

  • Raised liver enzymes on a routine test
  • Fatty liver seen on ultrasound
  • Diabetes, obesity or high blood lipids
  • Hepatitis B or C
  • Routine follow-up for known fibrosis

How the visit works

  1. 1Fast 3 hours before the scan
  2. 2The scan: a probe on the right side of the abdomen for 5–10 minutes
  3. 3Immediate result: fat score and fibrosis stage
  4. 4Hepatology consultation in the same visit with a treatment and follow-up plan

Why DIGEST?

  • A team of consultants dedicated to gastroenterology, liver and endoscopy
  • Same-week appointments and an endoscopy suite inside the clinic
  • Direct WhatsApp line during working hours with a quick reply
  • Over 300 reviews on Google Maps
  • Central location on Khalid Ibn Al Walid Road, Riyadh, with parking
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Frequently asked questions

Is FibroScan painful?

No. It is like an ultrasound, with no needles or sedation.

Does it replace a liver biopsy?

In most cases, yes. Biopsy is reserved for specific situations your doctor decides.

How often should it be repeated?

Usually every one to three years depending on the result and risk factors.

Can fatty liver be reversed?

Yes in its early stages, with gradual weight loss, activity and less sugar, and medicines when needed.

Location
2765 Khalid Ibn Al Walid Rd, Riyadh
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Hours
Sun–Wed 8am–10pm · Thu 8am–8pm · Sat 9am–6pm
920012758

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This page is for education and does not replace medical advice.