Gilbert's Syndrome in TCM, Chinese Medicine for Gilbert's Syndrome

Gilbert Syndrome

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Gilbert's Syndrome in TCM

When using Chinese herbal medicine, our TCM experts will customize the herbal prescription to meet the specific needs of your condition. A variety of single herbs are commonly added or subtracted to maximize the clinical effectiveness of the treatment. Our Clinical practice has proved that traditional Chinese medicine is very effective for hereditary non-hemolytic hyperbilirubinemia. Among 61 patients, the effective rate of treatment reached 96.9%.

Gilbert's syndrome, also known as physical liver dysfunction, hereditary non-hemolytic hyperbilirubinemia. It is more common in men, it can occur at any age, but is more common for those who are15 to 20 years old. The patient has no symptoms, generally in good condition. Clinically, chronic or recurrent jaundice is characterized by jaundice. It may remain stable or significant fluctuations. Excitement, fatigue, cold, drinking, concurrent infection can make jaundice worse. When jaundice is getting worse, the patient has fatigue, indigestion or mild liver pain. He/ she may have a family history. Hereditary non-hemolytic hyperbilirubinemia belong to "jaundice" in traditional Chinese medicine.

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Special Hints for Your Diet in TCM

Traditional Chinese medicine is a fantastic art of healing. TCM doctors use not only herbal medicines for treating diseases, but also they pay close attention to the patient's diet. In TCM, it's required that a patient should have a proper diet during the whole course of treatment. A perfect TCM prescription together with a proper diet can make you recover from the disease as soon as possible. Following is our suggestions on your diet.

Foods fit to eat

1. It's suitable to eat foods with vitaminB1, vitaminB2.
2. It's suitable to eat the brain tissue of animals.
3. It's suitable to eat foods with rich vitamin p.
Foods good for you: eggplant, egg, pig brain, coprinus comatus.

Foods unfit to eat

1. It's not good to eat stimulating foods.
2. It's not good to eat stimulating foods that numb the nerves.
3. Try to avoid tobacco and wine.
Foods that might do harm to you: white spirit, mutton, pepper.

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