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Gall bladder stone, umbilical hernia
I have been diagnosed with gall bladder stones and one of them is 15mm size.
Also have umbilical hernia since last two years but no pain. I had jaundice few times. My bilirubin levels are always a bit higher than normal. May be due to G6PD deficiency.l have fatty liver. I don't want to go for surgery. Is there any other treatment. Kindly help me.
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Dear Patient As per your symptoms I can suggest go for Homeopathic treatment. As in homeopathic treatment for few days can eradicate the your problem.
Kindly consult good homeopath or you can consult us any time online.
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