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Dabur hepano
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How is dabur hepano tablet? Is it good to reduce bilirubin and crp level? What is suggested dosage?
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Hepano Tablet /Syrup is suggesting for improving liver function and Digestion.
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The correct dosage of Dabur Hepano depends on the patient's age, gender, and medical history.
Usually suggesting one Tablet, Twice daily, After food.
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Yes it is liver protective. You may take it with Amlycure for better result. For further valuable advice you may consult with me through this chanal and enjoy.
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Avoid fast food and spicy food.
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Do some yoga and exercise regularly.
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
Nashik
Hello,
Hepano is good for liver function I.e. it will help to reduce bilirubin . It don't have direct impact on crp but it will help by improving metabolism.
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it's better consult with ayurvedic doctor nearby or online with all reports and symptoms
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1) avoid oily spicy junk food Bakery products strictly.
2) light meals and hydrate yourself
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Dr. Atreyakumar R Vaidya
Ayurveda
2 yrs exp
Udupi
It's a hepato-protective drug it'll reduce the bilirubin levels, not the CRP levels. And the dosage is two time a day. Morning and night before breakfast and dinner with warm water!.
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