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Suffer from Jaundice
My brothers is suffering from jaundice...his billirubin is slightly increased...
So can I give him upma or idli to eat
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Yes, he can, but upma should be prepared in very less oil.
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Yes, you can give these in small amounts to him. The diet ideal for Jaundice should be high in carbohydrates to give the energy as the digestive system is suffering & lack of energy is there. Some people may have vomiting or nausea as well which makes it difficult to have large meals. Fruit juices also are a good choice.
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Ascertain what type of jaundice is it that he is suffering from first. Some may be acute hepatitis or others may be having chronic hepatitis. Our approaches differ in different types of hepatitis. Jaundice is just a manifestation of the underlying cause which may be obstruction of the bile tract or hepatitis.
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