Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) is a condition that affects the bile ducts in your liver. Learn what it is and how you can slow its progress to save your liver function.
Waiting for a match was the hardest part, Emily Phillips says. Her new liver came through, and she's "living her life for two people."
Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) has four stages based on how serious the damage is to your liver. Here’s what to expect at each stage.
Since primary biliary cholangitis can make it harder to digest food, we asked a licensed dietitian what they'd recommend for optimal nutrition.
Medications can help manage PBC. But you can also ease your symptoms with some simple lifestyle tweaks – here’s how.
Dos and don'ts to make the most of your daily energy with this chronic liver condition.
There isn’t a cure for PBC, but the right treatment plan can slow its progress and boost your quality of life as you live with it.
When you have primary biliary cholangitis, you need a treatment plan to stay healthy. Here’s how to get started and what to do when it’s not working.
ALP normalization is a measure that your liver functions are better. If you have PBC, it’s a sign that you’re less likely to need a liver transplant.
Besides its main symptoms, PBC brings with it the chance of serious complications. Here’s what to look out for and how you and your doctor can manage them.
PBC is a rare condition, and you likely have questions about your diagnosis. Here’s how to find the information and support you need.
