Dengue haemorrhagic fever is a viral infection.Managing the acute condition with good care (as you have done now) is sufficient to get back to good health. If it is managed well, there may not be any problem in the future. Regular usage of certain herbs like Tinospora Cordifolia (Amritha), and medicines like Brahmarasayanam or Chyavanaprasam for a prescribed period of time would be helping the patient to improve his/her immune system in the long run.

Regular oral intake of shilajit would be a preventive line of treatment in the case of transitional cell carcinoma of bladder. If you are near, Delhi, you may come for a personal consultation with all your reports. Afterwards only a complete course of treatment can be prescribed.

A complete course may not be possible in Gilbert’s Syndrome. But your recurrent infections can be improved by regular intake of polyherbal formulations which has a liver protective action. This could improve your quality of life. Personal consultation with an experienced Ayurvedic physician is needed.

Effective medicines are available in modern medicine for Tuberculosis. If those medicines are not suiting to you or allergic to you, Ayurvedic treatment may help to improve your condition. But long term treatment may be needed.

Warts are common, and are caused by viral infection, specifically by the human papilloma virus (HPV) and are contagious when in contact with the skin of an infected person. It is also possible to get warts from using hand towels or other objects used by an infected person. Your own towels etc. has to be washed and dried well in order to reduce the chances of frequent infections. I shall suggest a home remedy, initially. Ginger, turmeric and neem leaves 15 Gms each may be grind and made into a paste. From this 10 Gms may be taken orally, twice daily. The remaining part of the paste may be used for external on the warts for a period of 30 minuts to one hour and then washed off wing luke warm water. If this is helping you continue for a period of one month. If this is not helping with a period of two weeks, you may have to contact a Doctor. * Please note this is not really due to your delivery as infections could happen anytime.