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Can jaundice relapse if i start eating oily and spicy food after suffering from hepatitis a?
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No: Foods should not cause a relapse. There is a very rare form of relapsing hepatitis a which can come back 1-2 times before it completely goes away.
Answered 3/29/2014
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