Hi Docs. Can you please check my report and suggest my recovery time. Also confirm if this prescription is correct to follow? 1. Upgrace 300. 2. Digihep 400. 3. Rifabiz 400. 4. Rablet D. 5. MedoschaGold.

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This prescription seems to be for liver support and digestive issues. Upgrace and Digihep are for liver enzyme support; Rifabiz is an antibiotic often used in liver related gut infections. Rablet D helps with acid reflux, and MedoschaGold is likely a supplement. It looks okay if prescribed for liver recovery or hepatitis, but do not self-medicate. Follow your doctor timeline, and recovery depends on diagnosis. Recheck your LFT in 3 to 4 weeks.

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