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Scotland, AR
September 10
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A myPBCteam Member

Hi. Just last night I had a scrambled egg with an avocado on it! Topped with Cilantro Salsa for dinner. I usually eat eggs 3-4 times a week and oatmeal the other days. That's just what I do. I'd ask your Dr and see what he or she suggests. ❀️🩷❀️

September 10
myPBCteam

There's no specific egg limit set for people with PBC, but eggs can actually be a helpful part of your diet! They're a good source of:

- Vitamin D – supports bone health, which is important with PBC
- Vitamin A – a fat-soluble vitamin people with PBC can be deficient in
- Vitamin B12 – supports energy levels
- Protein – Show Full Answer

There's no specific egg limit set for people with PBC, but eggs can actually be a helpful part of your diet! They're a good source of:

- Vitamin D – supports bone health, which is important with PBC
- Vitamin A – a fat-soluble vitamin people with PBC can be deficient in
- Vitamin B12 – supports energy levels
- Protein – important for liver health in moderate amounts

The key is moderation and preparation. Boiled or poached eggs are better choices than fried ones, which add unnecessary unhealthy fats.

It's always best to check with your doctor or a registered dietitian for a recommendation tailored to your specific stage of PBC and overall health.

September 10
A myPBCteam Member

I am not a fan of eggs.
But, if u do eat them it would be a egg white omelette

October 15

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A myPBCteam Member asked a question πŸ’­
Scotland, AR