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Rising bilirubin levels

2020-11-03 05:44:23
Lft in dec 2017 Sgot 18 Sgpt 13 Ggt 9 Alp 77 Albumin 4.8 A/g 1.6 Bilirubin:0.3(direct)+0.7(indirect) Platelets 186 Neutrophil 3200 Lymphocyte 3773 Tlc 7700 Lft in dec 2018 Sgot 51 Sgpt 102 Ggt 17hy Alp 109 Albumin 4.9 A/g 1.7 Bilirubin:0.51(direct)+0.85(indirect) Platelets 160 Lft in oct020 Sgot 30 Sgpt 46 Ggt 10.70 Alp 87 Albumin 4.9 A/g 2.99 Bilirubin:0.66(direct)+1.05(indirect) Platelets 113 Neutrophil 3200 Lymphocyte 1390 Tlc 5600 Abdomen USG normal  Is there liver related problem?
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Your direct & indirect bilrubin are not summing up to total bilrubin. Keeping that aside you need evaluation.
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