A liver-healthy diet involves lowering salt intake, eating more carbohydrates, and cutting down on protein consumption
Excess salt can worsen liver damage.
Processed foods, such as those that come in a can or frozen package, have lots of sodium, so it is best to avoid these. Check the labels on any packaged foods before you offer them to your loved one. You might also consider using a salt substitute
If you jaundice is related to alcohol or drug abuse, encourage yourself to get help quitting. Consider joining rehabilitation programs or consult a counselor
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This problem is due to higher bilirubin.and
Known as jaundice.
Next Steps
advised complete bed rest up to normal.
avoid fatty and spicy diet.
drink plenty of glucose water daily.
take liver tonic. for this problem.
sorbolin and liver 52. syrup. 20 ml. BD daily
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