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A Natural Approach to Hepatitis: Diagnosis, Tests, Diet, and Organic Treatment

When treating hepatitis, the real measure of success comes from medical test results. If these values improve, patients not only feel better but also gain confidence that the treatment is working.

Let’s walk through everything step by step, from precautions to diagnosis and natural treatment options.

Essential Precautions and Diet

Taking care of your liver starts with simple but strict lifestyle changes.

First, avoid foods that put extra strain on the liver. Fatty and fried foods are especially harmful because they require more effort to digest. Heavy meats should also be reduced, and large portions of meat should be avoided altogether.

Rest is just as important. The body needs time and energy to heal, so proper rest should not be ignored.

A diet rich in vegetables is highly recommended. Light, steamed vegetables like zucchini, pumpkin, turnip, and carrots are easy on the liver and provide essential nutrients.

Fruits should be consumed carefully. While fruits are generally healthy, excessive intake or frequent fruit juices can burden the liver. Certain fruits like mangoes, bananas, guavas, melons, apples, and dates may not be suitable in hepatitis B and C cases, so moderation is key.

Avoid tea, coffee, cola drinks, and all types of meat during active illness. Also, try not to use steel containers for food preparation.

For breakfast, simple options like bread, jam, rusk, paratha, or light milk tea (without cream) are acceptable. Coffee can be taken occasionally but should not become a habit.

If bilirubin levels are normal, small amounts of light meat like goat may be taken occasionally. In cases of fatty liver, food should be boiled or cooked with minimal oil.

Natural fluids like sugarcane juice, radish leaf juice, and carrot juice can be helpful, especially because they support hydration and digestion.

Diagnostic Tests for Hepatitis

Proper diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment. Each type of hepatitis requires specific tests.

For Hepatitis A (HAV)

Hepatitis A IgM antibodies

* Hepatitis A IgG antibodies

* Liver Function Tests (LFT), including:

  * ALP

  * SGPT

  * SGOT

  * Prothrombin Time

* Bilirubin

* Albumin

* Total Protein

* Platelet count (PLT)

* APTT

* Urine examination (bilirubin and urobilinogen)

For Hepatitis B (HBV)

* HBsAg

* HBcAg

* Anti-HBc IgM

* Liver Function Tests (SGOT, SGPT, ALP)

* Bilirubin

* Albumin and Total Protein

For Hepatitis C (HCV)

* Liver Function Tests (SGPT, SGOT, ALP, Bilirubin, Prothrombin Time)

* Anti-HCV (by chromatography or ELISA)

* HCV PCR (Qualitative and Quantitative)

* HCV Genotyping

* Ultrasound (USG)

 Natural and Herbal Treatment Approaches

Treatment for Hepatitis A (HAV)

Common herbal combinations include:

* Arq Ishba

* Arq Makko

* Arq Kasni

* Sherbet Buzuri

* Majoon Dabidul Ward

* Turmeric-based preparations

* Dinar syrup

**Recommended foods:**

Watermelon, sago (sabudana), turnip, pumpkin, and spinach.

Treatment for Hepatitis B (HBV)

Some traditional and homeopathic options include:

* Sulphur 200

* Lycopodium 30

* Nux Vomica 200

* Chelidonium (in certain regimens)

These are usually taken in small doses multiple times a day, depending on the practitioner’s advice.

**Recommended foods:**

Radish, turnip, carrot, pumpkin, cucumber, green gram, wheat porridge, and barley porridge.

Final Thoughts

Managing hepatitis naturally is not just about taking remedies. It’s a combination of proper diagnosis, disciplined diet, rest, and consistent monitoring through lab tests.

While herbal and homeopathic treatments may support liver health, it’s always important to track medical reports and consult a qualified healthcare professional when needed.

A balanced approach gives the best chance for recovery and long-term health.

resarch by Dr Fazal Naeem

                 Al Faiz Dawakhana Rustam Mardan

 If the efficacy of the treatment is kept in terms of these tests, our patients will be satisfied with the treatment and even benefit from the treatment.

 Now in these precautions and treatment the necessary abstinence for Haurak.

 Foods that damage the liver that require more work for the liver to digest should be avoided, especially fatty and fried foods.  The patient should rest completely and the amount of starchy ingredients should be used more. Reduce the amount of meat. Avoid large meat completely.

 Fruits and vegetables should be used more. But daily consumption of fruits and juices is harmful for the liver.  Fruits that are more harmful to hepatitis B and C are apples, mangoes, guavas, melons, bananas, and dates.  Avoid steel containers.  Tea, coffee, cola and all kinds of meat should be completely excluded from the diet.

 In the morning, one can have slices, jam, rusk, paratha, simple bread, cream-free milk tea for breakfast.  Can also drink coffee occasionally.

 Steamed vegetables such as zucchini, white pumpkin, tenda, pitha, pumpkin, turnip, and carrot are suitable vegetables for lunch and dinner.  If Bilirubin is not elevated  Goat and venison can be eaten occasionally. If the patient has Fatty Liver, use boiled curry. Otherwise use little oil.

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 Use sugarcane juice, radish leaf juice, or curry, carrot juice, glucose, things that are diuretics.

 General Test for HAV, HBV, HCV.

 HAV》☆☆》

 1 Hepatitis A Ign Antibodies.

 2 Hepatitis A IgG

 LFT

 《☆》 ALP

 《☆》SGPT

 《☆》SGOT

 《☆》Prothrombin Time

 Bilirubin

 《▪︎》 Total Albumin

 《■》APTT

 《●》PLT

 《☆》Total Protein 《☆》Urine esp.Bilirubin & Urobilirubin

 There are four types of HAV

 Asthma v (1) (2) bile (3) Phlegm(4)  Sodavi 

HBV 

 HBS Ag

 HBC Ag

 Anti HBC Ign

 Total Protein

 Albumin

 LFT 》》☆《》SGOT《》SGPT《》ALP《》Phosphatas.

 Bilirubin

 For HCV

 LFT

 SGPT SGOPT ALP Bilirubin Prothrombin Time. Total Protein

 Specific Test for HCV

 Anti HCv by chromatography.

 Anti HCV by Elize

 HCV by PCR

 Qualitative Analysis

 Quantitative Analysis

 HCV Genotyping

 USG ultra sonography.

 Now after writing the test for hepatitis A

 For the treatment of HAV I will write only organic or natural herbs. There are many medicines for hepatitis but the treatment I am writing is my challenge that it will not be in any book nor on any site. Because my Handan is business and since last 400 years our handan is related to this field I have written only for the benefit of people if anyone want information about this can ask me.

Treatment《☆¤●○¤☆》

 Irq Ishba + Irq Makko + Irq Kasani + Sherbet Buzuri

 《2》Majoon Dabidalvard + Curcuma medicine + Dinar syrup

 Food 《☆》

 《Watermelon》《Sagodana》《Turnip》《Pumpkin》《Spinach》

 Hepatitis {HBV}

 1》 Sulfur 200, Lycopodium 30” both drops 10 drops 3 times a day.

 A bullet night of Nix Wamika 200

 Chili Dunum 3x Nix Wamica 200 《2》

 《3》Sulphur 200 Chew Nithus 3x Casquera Sigrand 200 One Hurac at night

 All these medicines are easily available in My stores. al faiz dawakhana

 Food: Radish Turnip Carrot Tande Pumpkin Cucumber Green gram Wheat Porridge Barley Porridge

 Treatment of  HCV in Homeopathic medicines 

 CarDuse Meryans 3x kale Phos 200 kale Mag

 Natrum Sulph 3x Chelidonium, Natrum Sulph 200.

 Platinum 200, its one doe sufficient.

 Two tablets of placebo and then Leptandra 30x Platinum 1x

 All these medicines are homeo, now I will write a prescription which is 100% guaranteed. But it is our own creation.Tahali + Arq Muko + Kasni + Buzuri Bared + Jawahar Manthis

 Food:- Radish, turnip, carrot, tande