The Type segment is categorized into pharmacological therapies and non-pharmacological interventions. Pharmacological therapies, including antiviral drugs, diuretics, and liver-protective agents, constitute 55% of the market. This segment thrives on the rising prevalence of hepatitis-induced cirrhosis and the approval of innovative drug formulations. Non-pharmacological interventions, such as nutritional support, endoscopic procedures, and liver transplants, account for 45%. These therapies address complications like portal hypertension and esophageal varices, highlighting their role in mitigating disease progression. The market taxonomy reflects a balance between medication-driven solutions and procedural therapies, with pharmacological treatments dominating primary care while non-pharmacological approaches gain traction in advanced stages. Both segments are influenced by regulatory approvals, patient access, and healthcare provider preferences.