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Suggest multivitamin safe on Jaundice
This was last month My bilirubin is 2.25 mgdl cause due to a antibiotics, which is stop my potty color is change an frequent diareah which is slowly improving, I am taking liv 52 ds and things have improved, however I have not taken any multivitamin since I was scared of side affect..
Please suggest fast soluble multivitamin which is completely safe (ayurvedic) to take on jaundice...(Vitamin A,D,E,K,Iron,Calcium)
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Becosule is best Brad and support for liver
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Hello there.
Only multivitamins is not the treatment plan. Finding the cause of jaundice is more important. As jaundice is only symptom of the underlying disease. I would suggest you to consult and get proper investigations and clinical examination done. It would help to come to final diagnosis.
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kindly consult for further management
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if you want totally organic multivitamin then I can suggest Himalayas multivitamins and probiotics tablets.
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What is your latest report of bilirubin.. add himalaya Gases 2-2 tablets after breakfast lunch and dinner along with liv 52 .Do it for one week then message here I will told you next step.Eat properly .
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proper ayurveda treatment
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Eat daily a pomegranate
Avoid mango, papaya, litchi , chane ki dal,
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Hi, as per your present condition I suggest you to get your LFT done.
Normally jaundice , which is an inflammation or infection or discomfort in the liver reflects as jaundice, it's rather a symptom.
Coming to using herbs or any suppliments is not recommended, besides not required .
The only way to get jaundice under control is get your bile salts and pigments in normal levels by diet restriction and eating non fatty, foods, boiled water and plenty of buttermilk, fruits and easy to digest foods
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consult a qualified doctor
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