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Can Working On Laptop And Office Files Advised While Being On Rest For Jaundice?
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My name is Rishiraj my Bilirubin Total is 1.22 mg/dl, Billirubin Direct is 00.31 mg/dl, Billirubin Indirect is 00.91mg/dl, SGPT (ALT) is 52.04 IU/L, SGOT (AST) is 45.50 IU/L. Doctor said it's Jaundice and prescribed me some medicines, one week rest and directed to have food without oil and spice for 10 days. Now i want to know while taking rest I can workout on my office files or work in laptop or not? what are the parameters of rest?
My name is Rishiraj my Bilirubin Total is 1.22 mg/dl, Billirubin Direct is 00.31 mg/dl, Billirubin Indirect is 00.91mg/dl, SGPT (ALT) is 52.04 IU/L, SGOT (AST) is 45.50 IU/L. Doctor said it's Jaundice and prescribed me some medicines, one week rest and directed to have food without oil and spice for 10 days. Now i want to know while taking rest I can workout on my office files or work in laptop or not? what are the parameters of rest?
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Mon, 13 Jan 2014
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Hello,
You may work but don't tire yourself.You don't have to exert yourself.The moment you feel weakness,you should stop working.
You may start by not working more than half hour.
You may work three four times in the day and then gradually increase the time of your work according to your body capacity and stamina.
Thanks
You may work but don't tire yourself.You don't have to exert yourself.The moment you feel weakness,you should stop working.
You may start by not working more than half hour.
You may work three four times in the day and then gradually increase the time of your work according to your body capacity and stamina.
Thanks
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