Avoid long fasting. Ekadashi fasting can sometimes increase bilirubin, so try to keep it light with fluids, fruits, or small simple meals. Eat at regular intervals and avoid skipping meals.

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Gilbert’s syndrome is a benign and lifelong condition. It does not damage the liver, but bilirubin can rise intermittently, especially with certain triggers.Yes, fasting can increase bilirubin levels in Gilbert’s syndrome. Prolonged or dry fasting may trigger jaundice and acidity.Gilbert’s syndrome is harmless, but fasting, stress, dehydration, and irregular meals should be avoided to keep bilirubin under control and reduce stomach upset.

Gilbert’s is an interesting condition. It is harmless and actually patients have no symptoms. You are describing abdominal symptoms which make it VERY UNUSUAL for it to be Gilbert’s. To be honest you need to make sure, there is definitely no issues like Gallstones, Sphincter of Odi Dysfunction (SOD) etc. All the best. J G S R clinic

Needs proper history and evaluation. Kindly consult

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Avoid fried and spicy food .water intake more Do connect and consult

Please consult

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

No treatment for gilbert .just dnt eat junk food and do not fast .. take plenty of water . In stress condition it hardly go to 3 mg/dl it resolve spontaneously

Consult Gastroenterologist and have a follow up

Bland diet