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High lymphocytes
My cbc is completely normal except
Lymphocyte.
Lymphocyte level is 45%
But before 2 month it was 39
Since then i have not diagnosed with any viral infection.
But norm. Rang is 40.
My bilurubin direct from last 1 yr used to always below 0.5
But indirect always be above 2 and in today report it reach above 3.
Please explain which is more important for liver direct or indirect value and what it is?
Plz provide the info of my all ques
Then only i will consult personally.
Is there something to worry.
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Complete history of your case is not available. I believe you have Ultrasound/CT abdomen reports already and have some knowledge about the underlying liver pathology.
The blood counts are absolutely normal and there is nothing to worry about.
The bilirubin is a different story. It is a waste product of body meant to be excreted and the values of both direct and indirect should be as close to 0 as possible.
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Reports are suggestive of jaundice
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Reports are indicative of jaundice.
Both direct and indirect are important for hepatobiliary system.
Indirect is more it means problem is most probably due to excessive destruction of RBC .
Get USG abdomen.
Need to know about symptoms.
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