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Bilirubin level
My total bilirubin is 1.7 . I m 25 years old. Is this dangerous.SGOT is 28 and SGPT is 21
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When total bilirubin is mildly elevated and SGPT/SGOT, Alkaline phosphatase, USG liver are normal; it is usually indirect fraction of bilirubin which is high, which is commonly seen with Gilbert's Syndrome, which is a very benign condition.
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1) Get full LFT including direct and indirect bilirubin, USG abdomen
2) If indirect is high and direct is normal; get HB, Reticulocyte count, LDH, and peripheral smear done. If these are normal; it's Gilbert's Syndrome
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