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High bilirubin unconjugated

2018-01-05 10:15:16
Bilirubin direct - 0.6 Bilirubin indirect - 2.2 SGPT - 75 SGOT - 47 ALP - 72 GGT - 13 Uric acid - 6.8 FPBG - 87 Creatinine - 0.8 BUN- 5.7 Hemoglobin - 14.8 Lipid profile report - normal Usg whole report - normal. I was detected with viral hepatitis 6 months back. There was fatty changes in the liver in my previous usg reports. But the indirect bilirubin is not reducing. I feel something uneasiness in the right abdomen. But the liver in recent usg reports is normal.
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Post hepatitis mild elevation in bilirubin can persist for long time. Unless you have frank symptoms, needn’t to be worried.

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