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Jaundice related
I am jaundice patient. My bilirubin level is listed below:
Dec 11- 1.7
Dec 17-2.1
Dec 20-1.9
Dec 27-1.7
Jan 05-3.1
Jan 06-6.2
LFT REPORTS are all normal(SGPT 16& SGOT 17).ESR 1/2 - 07 , ESR 1 - 25. USG abdomen is normal done on DEC 20 and MRI of abdomen and contracts studies are normal. HIV 1&2 are negative and Hepatitis B & C are negative. Urine analysis reports are all normal. May I know the reason for this increase, decrease and again increase in bilirubin level. Whether it is due to viral infection? I am under medicine now.
Prescription:
Medrol 4mg - 1-0-0
Cefoclox xl -1-0-1 before food
Udiliv 300 -1-0-1
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Do CBC report. This needs further evaluation. Not big problem
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Dr. Akanksha Gupta Bajpai
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U might be having autoimmune hepatitis.
Other viral test and investigations has to be done.
Take online consultation for further advise.
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