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Total Bilirubin of 2.2\text{ mg/dL} indicates mild jaundice or impaired bilirubin clearance, which can stem from mild
liver cell inflammation, a slow gallbladder outflow, or benign metabolic variations like Gilbert's syndrome. Concurrently, a Total Cholesterol level of 231\text{ mg/dL} elevates long-term cardiovascular risks and requires strategic metabolic management.
Next Steps
Recommended Roadmap: To evaluate the exact cause of elevated bilirubin, you need a full
Liver Function Test (
LFT) to check direct/indirect fractions and an Ultrasound of the Abdomen to look for fatty liver or gallstones. A complete fasting
Lipid Profile breakdown (
HDL,
LDL,
Triglycerides) is also necessary to map out your cholesterol management plan.
Health Tips
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