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Slightly elevated bilrubin

2022-09-11 12:32:10
My bilrubin direct is 0.22 and indirect is 0.83. Total Bilrubin is normal. Sgot 44 and sgpt 77. Is it much of a concern? Can I control without medicine?
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If it is due to fatty liver then can be controlled with diet and life style modifications

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Do one ultrasound abdomen and connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management

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Need to see case. Usg and other test require to comment

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