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Bilirubin levels are high
I have bilirubin total of 2.5 two months back . I went home and taken some medicine with light food after 3weeks it becomes 1.2 then I came back to my work place after that I taken bilirubin test again it becomes 2.5 so I maintained serious food diet for two weeks now I again taken test but now it becomes 2.6 what is the problem
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"As" per your clinical history is concerned please follow few lifestyle modifications like this -
1)Take rest to recover quickly and take [ABIDIS SYRUP] twice a day to protect the liver.
2)Cope with nausea. Nausea can make it difficult to eat. Try snacking throughout the day rather than eating full meals. To get enough calories, eat more high-calorie foods. For instance, drink fruit juice or milk rather than water.
3)Rest your liver. Your liver may have difficulty processing medications and alcohol. Review your medications, including over-the-counter drugs, with your doctor. Don't drink alcohol while infected with hepatitis.
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