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My wife age 34 having direct bilurbin of 0.5 and indirect bilirubin is 0.1. it's ok or she have to take medicine for that? Kindly suggest. And she is having edema issue now.
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It's absolutely normal Just take the normal vegetable salads and diet For edema consult your nearest physician
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