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Hello, is there an antidepressant (natural or not) that can be used for people suffering from primary biliary cholangitis (sensitive itchy liver) ? thank you?
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Antidepressant is not indicated in this condition. This should be treated right away be a competent GI doc. Once healed no need for any antidepressant. 'Sensitive itchy liver' is not a known condition. Good luck
Answered 9/17/2022
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