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Ribcage pain
2 days back I had visited a massage therapist where she poked the nails which made me itchy sensations throughout my body. Now from today I have burning sensations around my ribcage that's stomach front and back. Nausea also. Is there any chances of hepatic infection or how. Sometimes k have vomiting sensations also. What should be done to check my bilrubin will always be elevated and doctor had told long back 4 years back as gilbert syndrome.
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Hi certainly may not affect your bilirubin levels with massage, take amla pittantak vati 2tab twice a day before food for 5 days,
If still vomiting persists check with lab
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1st take tt. inj and consult properly with Dr.
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Increase bile can cause itching.gastritis can be treated by homeopathy medication.
Chat online for consultation and treatment
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