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Thyroid, liver inflammation
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Yes some medicines have bitter taste
No u don't have to eat rasgulla regularly until ur sugar levels are low or u r suffering from weakness
For the liver inflammation this is not the part of treatment
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avoid fast and oily food
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As for your doctor's advice to consume sugar, including rasgulla, this might be related to the idea of quickly increasing your calorie intake to help with weight gain, especially if you're underweight due to liver issues. The rationale may be to provide easily digestible sugars that don't burden the liver too much while providing energy. However, if you're concerned about the amount of sugar, you could ask for alternative ways to gain weight that might be more suited to your overall health, especially considering your liver condition.
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Homeopathic medicines can taste both bitter and sweet & Its taste depends on its type.
& I will give you a suggestion only after knowing the full details of your problem.
Contact me on practo for consultation.
Thank you 😊
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eat healthy & do yoga
avoid spicy ,oily food
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES taste is sweet .
Very gentle, harmonious way to treat patient
With out any side effects.
Homeopathic medicines
will surely help you
Liver inflammation
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Homeopathic mother tinctures do have a bitter taste. Only the medicines given as white pills are sweet.
However, advising you to consume as much sweets as possible sounds counterproductive with just the information you have given.
Go for a second opinion from another homeopathic physician if you are unsatisfied with the advice from the first one.
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consult with another homeopathic physician by giving detailed information.
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homeopathic medicine can cure liver inflammation.
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Hello do you suffer from any other health problems for which your dr might have advised sugar?
Without properly knowing your detailed case history its not possible to comment.
You can consult me online and discuss all your problems so that I can understand the problem and guide you properly.
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Yes, some liver medicines are bitter.
Do not consume excessive sugar because it can worsen liver inflammation.
As you are suffering from thyroid issues, if the recommendation to consume sugar is due to severe weight loss from thyroid imbalance, itâs important to address the root cause and not just focus on weight gain through sugar. I need a detailed case history before suggesting anything.
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Hi require your complete case history to suggest any advice..to gain weight take high rich protein diet fruit milk
But sugar is not good in any aspect until u have hypoglycemia
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Yes homoeopathic medicines have bitter taste
But avoid excess sugar intake
Need more details before advising proper treatment
Wish you good health
Regards
Dr. Parul, MD (Hom.)
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Yes, those liver tonic are bitter.
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