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Bilirubin Issue
Hi. I am 25 years old and have been diagnosed with jaundice. In my 1st test report total bilirubin was 4.1 mg/dl and after 10 days it came down to 0.9 mg/dl. Then again after 3rd test it rise up to 1.28 mg/dl in 5days. 3days before (last test) it again drop down to 0.89 mg/dl.
what should I do now? because bilirubin level is fluctuating.
I am drinking water 4-5 litres in a day and avoiding junk and oily foods. Still my urine and eye are slightly yellowish. Approximately how much time it will take to be cured and I will be able to take all kinds of food.
PS: I have no other health issue and i am a smoker.
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Do following investigations..
Liver function test, Hbasg, sonography of abdomen
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Meanwhile take
Very simple and light food containing less spices and zero oil
Take salads and fruits more
Take sugar can pieces daily
Take
Sy liv 52 D by Himalaya
10 ml Twice a day for 3 months
Sy polybion
10 ml Twice a day for 3 months
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Hello,
Exactly unable to say, but take plenty of glucose at least 50 GMS a day, sugarcane juice without ice make sure machine should be well cleaned. Beetroot is also beneficial.bengali RASOGULLA WITH SUGAR SYRUP 2+2in ten days is also benificial.plenty of nimupani coconut water mosambi juice butter milk fresh curd etc are helpful in lowering the serum BILIRUBIN.these tips may help to control.but slowly resume the normal diet.ok.
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