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How to get rid of yellow color of eyes?

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avinash30082
avinash30082

I was diagnosed with Gilbert syndrome since 5 yrs. I feel sometimes embarrassing to do eye contact with someone who has white color. Everybody ask me what happened to your eyes? Why its yellow blah...blah ...blah... so please anyone has any idea to remove the eyes yellow color? Really need good tips , suggestions, idea. Thanks for advanced....

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  • Kwenda
    Kwenda avinash30082

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    The yellow colour is of course due to the high bilirubin level in your blood.

    Your doctors must find a way to reduce this bilirubin level which will require lots of testing to see exactly which type of bilirubin is your problem.

    Diet makes a difference for some people and by removing ALL spices and herbs from my diet my bilirubin level came down to acceptable levels.

    I would suggest you need to pressure your doctors into some serious tests first to determine the exact problems.

    • avinash30082
      avinash30082 Kwenda

      Posted

      Kwenda i know i have 6.2mg/dl bilirubin so i wants to reduce and i want only between 1.5 mg to 2.0 mg . How is it possible? I really need serious devise. Thanks
  • anthonyk777
    anthonyk777 avinash30082

    Posted

    Hey avinahsh, i have rly suffered with this since i was a teenager and it was hard in my teen years ppl asking me whats wrong with my eyes and even until recently ppl still tend to ask me but i just make a joke of it thats its nothing. The way to rly lower the yellowness would be to eat small and frequent meals including healthy greens, lean meats, healthy grains. Avoid sugar and wheat. If you have GS syndrome i think you could lower it to not be rly visible. Unfortunately i suffer from GS bigger brother called crigler najar syndrometype 2 so the yellowness is very distinctive. I have finally made my gastroenterologist to prescribe .e with 30 mg phenobarbital which reduce billiribun by up too 30%. Good luck!
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