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Alcoholic liver
Today I visited a govt hospital for alcohol withdrawal symptoms after quitting alcohol..he prescribed me methyl cobalamin 1500 mg (once), thiamine 100 mg(once) , ursoliv 300 (twice) daily...and osteo D3 once in a week for 6 weeks..and estop 5 mg daily for one month...he did not see any report and prescribe by past habbit..is it ok...I have 13 yrs alcoholic experience...my age 30...my sgot 73 and sgpt 114
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Yes these meds are essential for you a d u should take them for nearly 3 months and then get your reports repeated.
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get USG abdomen and may also get a liver elastogram to get the sufficient knowledge of the extent of injury caused to ur liver so far
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regular exercise, low fat diet, high fiber intake
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Ursolliv is for ur raised SGOT and SGPT
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U those medications regularly
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