I'm currently dealing with a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and was given allopathy treatments for it. I'm wondering which would actually be better for me: homeopathy or allopathy? Could you help me figure out which approach might be more effective? I'm really concerned about making the best choice for my health.

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Exotropia (lazy eye) surgery can be performed multiple times, but the number of surgeries depends on individual factors.

Factors influencing repeat surgery:

Severity of exotropia

Initial surgical outcome

Patient's age and eye development

Presence of other eye conditions (e.g., amblyopia, strabismus)

Average number of surgeries:

Typically 1-2 surgeries are required.

Some cases may require 3 or more surgeries.

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I've been dealing with a chronic fissure for the past 3 months and my doctor recommended surgery but I'm really hesitant about going under the knife is there any other treatment option that could help me avoid surgery and still get relief from the pain and discomfort

Yes, Sx is better option but still for final please consult surgeon for full P/E.

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I have multiple gallbladder stones with the largest being 8.5 mm. Due to the pandemic, I can't get surgery right now but every morning I wake up with stomach heaviness and a dry feeling near my neck. What can I do to manage this situation?

Multiple gallstones best managed with diet alteration,hydration,choleretic herbs (like milk thistle),and ursodeoxycholic acid until surgery is possible.

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I've just had some liver function tests, and my bilirubin levels came back at 2.9. Is this something to be worried about? Im not seeing any yellowing in my eyes or skin, and my urine doesnt seem too dark either. Who should I talk to for this? Any advice?

refer to general physician

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