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How Many Days Should I Avoid Oil, Non-veg, Spicy Food After Diagnosed From Jaundice, Hepatitis E Virus?

I had suffered from Jaundice, Hepatitis E virus, 25 days back & I was admitted to a hospital. Now, my Liver Function test is normal . Right now i'm on plain diet, Can I start eating normal food like oily, non-veg, spicy.? Or for how many days should I avoid?
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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Hello,
Hepatitis E, is a self limiting disease, it will come down on its own, it is better to avoid fatty meals when you have jaundice because ( fat which is eaten is metabolised and excreted via liver itself ), so when liver has mild infection, it's better to avoidbut you can eat spices, may be for 2 to 4 weeks is better, but there are as such no guidelines as to avoiding them. Hope I could help you.
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How Many Days Should I Avoid Oil, Non-veg, Spicy Food After Diagnosed From Jaundice, Hepatitis E Virus?

Hello, Hepatitis E, is a self limiting disease, it will come down on its own, it is better to avoid fatty meals when you have jaundice because ( fat which is eaten is metabolised and excreted via liver itself ), so when liver has mild infection, it s better to avoidbut you can eat spices, may be for 2 to 4 weeks is better, but there are as such no guidelines as to avoiding them. Hope I could help you. Thank you.