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Liver problem
I had jaundice a year ago. I did the LFT test a year before. Doctor told me not to eat oily foods for 1 month. But after a few days, I felt acquired, so I did the LFT test again. And in my LFT report ,total bilirubin is 1.50 ,direct bilirubin 0.40 ,indirect bilirubin 1.10 ,SGPT 48 , SGOT 35.0 , protein 7.30 , albumin 4.70, globulin 2.60 , A/G ratio 1.81 ,urea serum 18.20 , PCV 46.70, RCB count 4.86, MCV 96.1, MCH 32.6, MCHC 33.9, RDW 15.2, neutrophils 2640, lymphocytes 1540, eosinophils 88, monocytes 132, platelet count 183000, HBA1C 4.7, eAG 88. i drink alcohol sometimes. For 5- 6 months I have been drinking a little more than before. is it because my bilirubin doesn't remain normal? Can you tell me what should I do?
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