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Suggestions regarding hepatitis b test

2018-02-07 06:30:35
Hello.. Last week my husband had gone for hepatitis b test.. In that report, it shows that billurubin is 0.25..what does it mean?? Is it serious matter... Pls suggest as I'm bit worried and confused
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HELLO, REPORT NORMAL THAT'S ALL. OK.

Answered2018-02-07 14:38:07

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Hello.. It would have been actually better if you would have shared the report as I would have told yu you about it better...Secondly it's in the normal range only...Total bilirubin up to 1.5 is considered normal and direct up to 0.3 and indirect up to 1.2..meet a physician...Thank you

Answered2018-02-07 14:27:11

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Hii,If you want you can send me reports .
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