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My granny is 60 years old and suffering from liver damage problem doctors said to change her liver in a week so can we feed her Beaf Liver in lunch time to eat please tell me
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Dear guest.
Requesting to give a very light diet.
Increase butter milk in diet.
Start now Livomyl syrup 3tsp three times a day.
Cytozen capsules one capsule 12 hourly. After meal.
Gatrolin tablet 2 tablets 12 hourly.
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Dr yogesh wankhede
Jeevak AYURVEDA and holistic centre Aundh pune www.jeevakayurveda.in
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Avoid non veg.
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please avoid spicy and non veg dishes and this kind of things
there are some herbal medication those can help/cure completely her but please send me reports as well
till then you can use mentioned herbal combination
sootshekhar ras swarna yokta 1 tablet twice a day
pittari avleh 10 gm twice a day
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relief in 3-4 days and for complete cure take it for 60-90 days only
Health Tips
avoid spicy and oily food
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plz consult personally for more help and guidance.
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Dr. Surendar Reddy Baradhi
Internal Medicine
23 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Liver damage could be because of various reasons.
Most important are
1) Chronic alcohol consumption
2) ChronicViral Hepatitis (HBV, HCV)
3) Diabetes Mellitus
4) Obesity
5) NAFLD etc
Next Steps
One need to identify the cause of Liver damage and treat it. Feeding the Beaf Liver doesn't reverse the damaged liver of person. In fact it can worsen the condition some times.
You need to consult a Gastroenterologist and Liver specialist
Health Tips
Avoid high oil and protein in the diet
Low salt consumption
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Dr. Veena G D
Ayurveda
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Namaste,
To assess the extent of damage an eloborate investigation is required . But you should take care of patient’s diet . If the appetite is reduced and if there is an impairment in digestion as per ayurveda guidelines it is not advisable to give food that is heavy for digestion . So to begin with soup prepared with meat can be given . This needs to be followed up an elaborate consultation with an Ayurveda physician .
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You could start with Ayurveda hepatotonics such as Tab Liv 52 DS
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Dr. Pallavi Kanade
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Nashik
Hello. Liver damage needs more details like recent blood tests & usg to know exact condition. Yes you can feed her liver from chicken or goat. fresh & properly cooked. But it's not a treatment. Ayurvedic treatment will help her .
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consult online directly with me for medicines
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