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What Are The Chances Of Passing Rotor Syndrome In Man To Child?

Good day?Is there's anything that we worried if the man has a rotor syndrome since birth (congenital)? What are the percentage chances to pass onto his children? What are the things or food that a woman can eliminate during her pregnancy to have no chances to get rotor syndrome inherited from her husband, on the otherhand what food that a man to take to lower his billirubin level?
Tue, 2 Feb 2016
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Hi thanks for asking question in HCM.
Rotor syndrome present with cojugated hyperbilirunemia.
It is autosomal recessive condition.So chances of getting child with rotor syndrome is 25%.
There are various helpful suggestion in your case to reduce bilirubin.
Avoid certain drugs that aggravate jaundice like statin, methtrexate,rifampicin,rosiglitazone,lopinavir,fexofenedin,valsartan etc.
Papaiya leaves,tomato juice,gooseberry helpful in decreasing bilirubin.
Sugarcane help in proper digestion and liver function.
Acorrding to some study carrot juice help in jaundice.
Avoid spicy, fried and junk foods.
Avoid excess tea,coffe, alcohol.
Pulses and legumens are avoided.Drink boiled water.
I hope my suggestion will help you.thanks.
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What Are The Chances Of Passing Rotor Syndrome In Man To Child?

Hi thanks for asking question in HCM. Rotor syndrome present with cojugated hyperbilirunemia. It is autosomal recessive condition.So chances of getting child with rotor syndrome is 25%. There are various helpful suggestion in your case to reduce bilirubin. Avoid certain drugs that aggravate jaundice like statin, methtrexate,rifampicin,rosiglitazone,lopinavir,fexofenedin,valsartan etc. Papaiya leaves,tomato juice,gooseberry helpful in decreasing bilirubin. Sugarcane help in proper digestion and liver function. Acorrding to some study carrot juice help in jaundice. Avoid spicy, fried and junk foods. Avoid excess tea,coffe, alcohol. Pulses and legumens are avoided.Drink boiled water. I hope my suggestion will help you.thanks.