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Jaundice Problem
Hi. I am from Kolkata. I was suffering from jaundice and my first (30days ago) and last (6days ago) serum bilirubin test report was 4.1 mg/dl (total) and 0.89 mg/dl (total) respectively.
Am I totally cured? if not then how much time it will take cause it's been 1 month I haven't gone outside.
I am taking 2 times glucose (3 spoons * 2) in a day and no oily and junk foods and also drinking 4 litres of water daily.
Note: My sclera and urine are still slightly yellowish and sometimes it itching.
Please Guide me.
Please
Take
Chelidonium Q
Homeopathic medicine
10 drops in 50 ml water Twice a day for 3 months
Podophyllum Q
Liquid
Homeopathic medicine
10 drops in 50 ml water Twice a day for 3 months
Avoid oily spicy and fast food, non veg food, processed food, maida containing items like biscuits toast bread khari etc for 2 months more
Take home made fresh food containing less spices and zero oil
Can use cow ghee in small quantities
Take salads and fruits more
Avoid strenuous work
Recheck your liver profile after 3 weeks
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Your reports are almost normal now but itching and jaundice, will take some more times you continue the same treatment
Next Steps
just read repeat serum bilirubin after 3 weeks just to confirm the improvements
Health Tips
avoid oily and junk food that's it
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