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Dosage of LIV-52 DS
In my USG abdomen report it was mentioned mild fatty liver . Can I take Liv 52 ds tablet ? What is the dosage of LIV-52 DS and should I take Before or After Lunch and Dinner and time difference means immediately before or after lunch and dinner or der will be gap?
I have high tryglycerides 216 mg/dl
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Reduce ghee, butter, oil, cheese, take fat free milk.
Do regular workout, if that is an issue, just walk for 40 mins a day. During the lockdown period, you may just do light exercise at home. There is no need of Liv52. It is widely prescribed just like that. You will get fine without any medication.
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Don't do self medication
Mild fatty liver nad high triglycerides can be reduced by working out
Exercise is very important.
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Dr. Lakin Vira
General Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
No need to take anything. Mild fatty liver is not a disease.
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