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Bilirubin slightly high

2019-11-19 13:36:43
In a routine blood test a couple of weeks back, my dad's bilirubin was slightly higher at 1.25 (ref 0-1.0). Does this require attention? Sgot is 25, sgpt 28 and AST/Alt ratio at .89, lower than range. He is 76, generally good health.
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This can be measurement variation also. Nothing to worry. Repeat LFT after 1 month from different lab.

Answered2019-11-19 16:22:06

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