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Brisk walk 30 minutes per day. Diabetic diet. Avoid oily and junk foods. Drink plenty of water.

Life style modification only if you have any symptoms then consult to doctor

Bilirubin is not that high. Cholesterol & triglycerides need diet mofification. Stsrt loosing weight by walking briskly for 1 hr..All will fall into place.

Bilirubin is just borderline high, please share your symptoms and results of other liver function tests. Lipids are also slightly high. Avoid fatty and sugary food, take small frequent meals,  more of fresh vegetables and fruits. Do regular physical exercise,  repeat lipid profile and liver function tests after 4 to 6 weeks.

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The bilirubin level is borderline and not worrisome. Focus is rightly on weight loss, as it may help all your values improve, and prevent fatty liver, which is common at this stage.

No issue, the doctor might have noted your concern. Raised bilirubin which is just borderline, is not to be worried about.

A bilirubin level of 1.46 mg/dL is mildly elevated. In many healthy individuals, especially young males, this can be due to a benign condition called Gilbert’s syndrome, which doesn’t usually require treatment and is not harmful. Since your liver enzymes (like ALT, AST, ALP) are not mentioned, it’s important to check those to rule out other liver issues. Also, if you have no symptoms like jaundice (yellowing of eyes/skin), abdominal pain, dark urine, or fatigue, this mild elevation is usually not concerning. The doctor may have prioritized your HbA1c (5.7), cholesterol (222), and triglycerides (174) as they suggest early metabolic risk — making lifestyle changes is important here. ⸻ Next Steps • Get a full liver function test (LFT) including ALT, AST, ALP. • Rule out other causes if you have symptoms or if bilirubin continues to rise. • Consider a repeat test in 2-4 weeks, ideally fasting. ⸻ Helpful Tips • Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and maintain a healthy diet.

As per your query I think you are overweight ( although weight not mentioned ) . The provisional diagnosis is fatty liver .

Avoid fried food and spicy Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits and Fiber meal Do connect and consult

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Cholesterol is a little high so that's why advice for weight loss and about the Bilirubin. Yes its high but can be managed by medicines unless other causes are ruled out.