### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
Hi, I am 30 year old male and non-alcoholic. I am on medication for Jaundice for the past 2 months. First blood test on 11th Feb 2013 showed my Total Bilirubin: 4.9mg, SGOT:499U, SGPT:430U and  hepatitis B as negative. I was advised to take Liv52 DS and Limarin 140mg twice a day for 1 week. The next blood test on 16th Feb showed my Total Bilirubin: 8.6mg, SGOT:71U, SGPT:51U. With the same medication the next blood test on 22nd Feb showed my Total Bilirubin: 10.6mg, SGOT:30U, SGPT:92U.So I was advised to take further blood tests and USG (Abdomen) on 22nd Feb. The results were Alkaline Phospatase 52IU/L and HCV negative. In Scan my liver size was CBD: 3mm and PV: 11mm and Gall Bladder contracted.  Then I was prescribed URSOCOL 150 mg along with Liv52 DS twice a day and was asked to do blood test every 2 weeks. The results with the date is given below9th Mar showed my Total Bilirubin: 3.4mg, Direct Bilirubin: 1.9mg, SGOT:59U, SGPT:92U23th Mar showed my Total Bilirubin: 2.0mg, Direct Bilirubin: 0.9mg, SGOT:75U, SGPT:128U6th Apr  showed my Total Bilirubin: 1.6mg, Direct Bilirubin: 0.5mg, SGOT:99U, SGPT:137UNow I am advised to take only Liv52 DS twice a day but I am having a small pain on the left side near my lower rib. Please advise whether any diet should be taken or any medication is required.

### output:

Hello, sujith.Ramakrishna, I am glad that your Hepatitis B and C tested negative. I am also glad that you are not an alcoholic. Sonogram shows a contracted gallbladder which could be from chronic inflammation. No mention of stones. I am not sure if the doctors have ruled out autoimmune hepatitis by doing special blood tests such as ANA, Anti-DNA, Smooth muscle antibodies, Complement levels, Anti Kitchen Chat Doctor.  These are important because the treatment is different. As for your current enzyme levels and bilirubin levels, they are improving. SGPT is somewhat slow to come down and so is Alkalinephosphatase. Your current medications USO and Liv52 seem to reworking. As for diet, I suggest you avoid fatty, greasy and fried foods. A healthy high protein diet with enough carboy