High bilirubin level

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Asked for Male, 15 Years

My 15 yrs old son got jaundice one month ago with SGPt 546 and bilirubin 7.0 after one week his SGPt dropped by 252 but bilirubin raised by 15.90..After rest N medications it is now SGPt 59 and bilirubin 10.0.. Doctors are saying it's. A slow process of coming down bilirubin. He is still taking hepamerz and actibile tablet ,what should I do .

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Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra General Physician 13 yrs exp Patna Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra

General Physician 13 yrs exp Patna

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Hi, This is usually seen in viral hepatitis, bilirubin may increase then gradually decrease during recovery. General advice would be to give carbohydrate rich diet, rest and may continue the medication as adviced by your doctor.

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If you can share blood reports and detailed history, may help you better.. Viral markers for hepatitis reports for Hepatitis A & E?? Serum ammonia level? liver function test? PT INR?? you may consult directly using chat now options to discuss further.

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