BiliRubin-liver function test

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My psychiatrist asked me take some blood tests.my Bilirubin levels are 1.54. what are the problems of high Bilirubin. Thanks

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What medications you are continuing? R u on valproate or alcohol use disorder ? Until we know why there is a raised bilirubin we can't conclude. This much bilirubin many times does not produce any clinical symptoms. But persistent raised bilirubin may leads to encephalopathy. Better to rule out

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Dr. Rohit Kothari Psychiatrist 9 yrs exp Panchkula Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rohit Kothari

Psychiatrist 9 yrs exp Panchkula

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Hello, Total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, and indirect bilirubin levels get affected in liver dysfunctions in which there will be symptoms or signs of Jaundice.

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Consult your psychiatrist.