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MBBS, MD - Internal Medicine, MNAMS(Medi...read more

Internal Medicine Specialist•Delhi
Hello lybrate-user, gilbert disease in caused by deficiency of enzymes in liver which converts bilirubin so it can be easily be excreted from your body. It is recommended to avoid products and medicines which have side effects on liver function.
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General Physician•Delhi
You should provide more information about your medical condition so that your problem can be addressed in a better way. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.
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Internal Medicine Specialist•Vijayawada
It is not serious as sgot and sgpt are normal but since you are feeling weak and total bilirubin is high its better to get evaluated for your hepatitis viral workup and usg abdomen along with complete blood counts. Also please mention your whole lft report including alp, serum albumin etc.
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General Physician•Delhi
Typically, bilirubin levels fall somewhere between 0.3 and 1.2. Raised and heavily unconjugated bilirubin in your blood is abnormal. More detailed discussion is required to understand your medical status in a better way. So let's connect over a call for further consultation.
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As you reach the age of 40, you will likely notice changes in your vision. Perhaps you have difficulty reading a book without glasses, or distinguishing between colours. These changes occur as an effect of ageing. However, nowadays people in their teens are also exposed to a host of eye disorders and vision problems, mostly resulting from eye injuries and visual stress.

The most common disorders of the eye, which affect the age group 19-40, are Refractive errors. The following signs and...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Delhi
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I don't think so by doing exercise you vision will get back. Your diet may help like vitamin A comes all green leafy. If your eyesight demage is more then you have to wear eyeglasses or if it still mild you can manage by take medicine or by diet. So better you consult with doctor.
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Hi, laser procedure is one option plus can take homeopathic constitutional medicine chat with me in private window for further guidance.
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Asked for Male, 39 years old from Rajkot
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No it's not that much serious but you have to be cautious, take boiled water, avoid spicy food, junk food, need proper homeopathic treatment for this purpose.
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