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Bilirubin 5.2 after gallbladder surgery
My father undergo gallbladder removal surgery (open) as there are some infection.
Surgery was good.
After 2 days of surgery total bilirubin is 5.2.
But he is much more stable now compare to the day of surgery.
Any concern for the high bilirubin?
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needs evaluation..
bilirubin should not rise..
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need ercp to rule out obstruction .
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May be some obstruction
Kindly consult your primary DOCTOR
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Operating surgeon would be able to answer your query well ,as the indication for surgery, type of surgery, intra operative findings, investigations are not available
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Consult over call for detailed discussion With necessary investigation reports
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That's very high.
Needs further evaluation.
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Investigation
MRCP
LFT
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Bhubaneswar
Need further evaluation
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