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'm a bit worried because my recent blood test showed that my SGOT is 98 and my SGPT is 133, which I know is higher than usual. What can I do to lower these levels and get them back to normal?

If you have no symptoms no need to worry,make sure you take balanced deit and vit E supplements,repeat thetest after 3 months and consult physician for followup

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I've had a chronic anal fissure for the past 11 months that keeps coming back whenever I pass hard stool, even though it heals sometimes with laxatives. The doctor said it's an anterior fissure. Is there any way to heal this completely without surgery? I really want to avoid surgery but it keeps recurring when I stop laxatives

Yes, it's possible to heal a chronic anterior anal fissure without surgery, even if it's recurring. The key is to address the underlying cause, which is often hard stools and straining during bowel movements, and to manage the symptoms effectively.

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I recently got my full body test results back, and my bilirubin total is 1.81. It's a bit higher than the normal range, which I understand is between 0.2 to 1.2. Should I be worried about this? What could be causing it, and what steps can I take to bring it back to normal?

No need to worry ,consume balanced diet and maintain healthy life style nad take Vit E supplements

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