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Elevated Bilirubin, Yellow Stool

2024-06-04 16:05:14
Bilirubin Direct = 0.85 Bilirubin Indirect = 0.84 SGOT, SGPT are normal Haemoglobin = 14.4 Light to dark yellow stool for almost a year Chronic anxiety and stress Frequent diarrhoea and bloating
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LFT is considered to be normal for clinical purpose Should consult Gastroenterologist for likely IBS symptoms
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Avoid stresses Use Low FODMAP diet

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Likely IBS. LFT shown here is not fitting for the symptoms described here

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