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Can Reduced Appetite Indicate Jaundice Is Recurring?

Hello, I was suffering from jaundice for the past one month. I started recovering last week and my bilirubin level came down to 1.9 .I started feeling hungry aswell. I have a heavy sensation in my stomach this morning and I have reduced appetite. Is jaundice recurring?
Mon, 2 Jun 2014
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Only the symptoms of reduced appetite doesn't indicate that jaundice is recurring.Do not worry.Keep following the dietary restrictions.Stick on to your medications.It takes almost 6-10 weeks for jaundice to come down.
Do your blood checkup once again after 2 weeks to check your bilirubin levels.
Wishing for speedy recovery.
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Can Reduced Appetite Indicate Jaundice Is Recurring?

Hello, Welcome to HCM Only the symptoms of reduced appetite doesn t indicate that jaundice is recurring.Do not worry.Keep following the dietary restrictions.Stick on to your medications.It takes almost 6-10 weeks for jaundice to come down. Do your blood checkup once again after 2 weeks to check your bilirubin levels. Wishing for speedy recovery. Hope you are happy with the answer. Thank you