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Bilirubin decreasing at very slow rate
I was detected infected by hepatitis A on 14th Aug. Before that I was detected with mild typhoid symptom on 10th Aug. On 14th Aug my bilirubin 7.5 ani SGPt 850. After that LFT was done after every 5 days. When I was in hospital bilirubin came down rapidly 4.6 then 3.4 then 2.4.. but since then when I did my LFT last time on 10th Sept bilirubin was 1.9 ani SGPT 149. I have done USG abdomen 16th Sept. But it shows everything normal. Liver size is also normal. What might be the reason behind slow decrement in bilirubin. Does it have any effect on body? Should I concern much about it?
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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