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I am suffering from jaundice from past 3 months now my billirubin level is 1.72 so.can i eat maggi?
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Cause?: You need to ask your doctor what may be causing the bilirubin to rise. Assuming your gallbladder has been checked, need to find out what kind of bilirubin is elevated (blood, liver issue? ). Have you seen a hepatologist (GI specialist) yet?
Answered 11/14/2017
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