Elevated Bilirubin level

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Asked for Male, 52 Years

My age 52. My LFT test results are Total Bilirubin 1.39mg/DL. Direct Bilirubin 0 .38mg/DL. SGOT 30u/l SGPT 50u/l.pl suggest how to reduce Bilirubin levels

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Dr. Swathi S Aithal

Family and Community Medicine Specialist 9 yrs exp Bangalore

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Hello, I understand your concern. There are many factors that which increase the bilirubin levels. And the levels your reports showing a bit high. Nothing to worry about it. Spend 30 mins of time early in the morning before 9 am in sunlight and this will really help. After that avoid alcohol and smoking. Take soft diet with little protein in it. Reduce the oil content. Can have non veg once a week but not more. Thank you.

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