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If my bilriblin is 2.4 can I take some alcohol I m in alcohol withdrawal condition .
I m taking udilv 300, hep add injection, 7 days without alcohol my voice is disturbing ,hands are trumblling.
Taking udiliv 300
Librium1o
5 injection of heppadd
Amexide
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Dr. Subash.K.G.
Gastroenterologist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
No. Alcohol should be completely avoided. You may be having alcoholic hepatitis and with continued alcohol intake this can be very dangerous.
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Dr. Rahul Poddar
Laparoscopic Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Continue avoiding the alcohol.
Symptoms will improve in sometime.
Visit a de addiction centre.
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Dr. Lakin Vira
Laparoscopic Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Taking alcohol now is too risky. Ur bilirubin is already very high.
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