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Bilirubin SGPT SPOT

2022-09-17 15:40:40
My brother Bilirubin is increased.please suggest I am attaching reports. The previous report is saying sgpt or sgpot or increase but the next report is saying normal. But now Bilirubin is increased but the previous report is saying normal.
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Do one ultrasound whole abdomen and repeat LFT after 4 weeks

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Repeat fresh LFT

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