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Jaundice (or something else)

2018-06-26 16:02:31
Bilirubin 1.81, bilirubin (direct) 0.23, SGOT 48, SGPT 56, Lactate dehydrogenase 278. My mother is having stomach pain, yellow liquid stool, not being able to eat anything, having indigestion and fatigue. Is it jaundice? And if yes then what are the do's and don't's of jaundice. Also she does exercise daily. Should she be under complete rest now?
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Liver parameters are slightly elevated.. You need to get her checked by an Internal Medicine specialist.. Further testing can be advised based on comprehensive physical examination. Rest or medications can be advised only after knowing the current clinical status

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