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What is the diet recommended for jaundice patients?
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None: There is no particular diet that will help patients with jaundice. It is important to see a doctor and get the diagnosis of the underlying cause of the jaundice, so that it can be treated appropriately. Jaundice can be caused by liver disease, bile duct disease, pancreatic disease, or diseases of the blood. It can be benign or caused by cancer. Jaundice should never by ignored.
Answered 9/24/2020
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Alarm symptom: Jaundice is one of the so-called 'alarm symptoms' that should never be ignored. See your md and have the cause determined urgently. No diet helps regardless of cause - except avoiding alcohol as it is a toxin...
Answered 10/29/2020
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