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Autoimmune Hepatitis
Hello, I have been detected Autoimmune Hepatitis after the Biopsy test. It got detected when my enzyme levels were high and I was kept on Wysolone 40 mg ,30 mg and 20mg for 15 days respectively. Now I am on wysolone 10 mg but now I am having swelling in legs and hands and finding difficult to do my regular work. Medicines are as follows, 1) Wysolone 10 mg 2) Thyronorm 50 mg (Hypothyroid)(Thyroid after this) 3)caldovera by heptologist For Chronic Urticaria(Red patches specially in the evening) 1)Alaspan 10mg 2)Xyzal 10 mg For Arthritis- 1)HCQ 309 mg 2)Folitrax 10mg When my condition will improve and when will this be cured? What diet in should follow?
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A Biopsy is gold standard for diagnosis of AIH. As you mentioned above you are taking HCQ for Rheumatoid arthritis which is an autoimmune condition also hypothyroidism is also an autoimmune disease, also you mentioned urticaria so hypersensitivity reactions are also occurring in your body, so other autoimmune conditions are likely possible.
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Thoroughly consult with your primary healthcare provider for other Comorbid conditions with immunological, liver and kidney function tests. Also, on considering of using an immunosuppressive medication for long term management.
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Improvement is based on individual basis, so how well you respond to treatment. Some do achieve remission and acute flare up of diseases. Diet -Protein based after checking kidney function with less salt, fruits, vegetables etc. Lifestyle modification required exercise, yoga, meditation etc. Thanks.
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