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Weee smoking after 2 months of jaundice
Hi!! I was diagnosed with Jaundice in February end and now my bilirubin level is 1.9 with SGPT and SGOT within normal range. Can I smoke weed occassionaly now? ( Once a week)
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Remember its simple " smoking kills " and as do any intoxication . Stay healthy and say no to drugs
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Smoking is not recommended at all. Whether you have bilirubin elevated or not is out of question
Still if you ask whther it can be done once a while the answer is no.
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It is I'll adviced. However if you are cured of jaundice then you may once in a while
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No smoking and other toxic chemicals through food for at least 6 months
Liver takes time to heal.
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eat liver friendly foods only like natural and seasonal vegetables and fruits and simple proteins and carbs
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restful life
only routine work
relapse of jaundice is more difficult to treat
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello, I think you will harm your body by smoking weed. Your bilirubin are still above normal. And everybody knows that weed only harms the body. Nobody got nirvana out of it.
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Dr. Kokilaa Gunaseelan Latha
General Practitioner
4 yrs exp
Salem
Not recommended
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