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Low BUN & urea serum high in bilirubin
I went through a health checkup, my indirect Bilirubin is high it's 2.0
Urea serum is low : 6
Blood urea nitrogen is : 2.8
Pls advise
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Ok boss. Your indirect bilirubin is high with normal other liver enzymes.. which means there is no liver injury ...
It's most probably due to hemolysis or other genetic disorder for which we need your family history as well.
Rest all findings.. is just low protein intake . Increase protein intake from fish (best) . No need of protein supplements I feel what's your weight?
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I don't see anything serious. but hb/cbc is missing .. which is very crucial.only worry point in your report is indirect bilirubin. rest all can be ignored for now.
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Change life style n diet plan drastically.
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Please consult a General Physician in your area with the report of the Complete Health Package done from a reputed Laboratory. Scientific advice may be given.
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Your reports are absolutely normal
You do not need to worry
BUN/Urea/CRT varies from one factor to another like hydration
So low BUN never means something alarming
If you develop jaundice, dark urine or have fever in next few days kindly consult as soon as possible
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1. Do not panic
2. Drink plenty of fluids
3, Get LFT and KFT repeated after 2 weeks
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Need few more details about ur symptoms to evaluate n give a diagnosis.
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Your report shows slightly high indirect bilirubin (2.0), often seen in harmless conditions like Gilbert’s syndrome or mild liver stress.
Low urea/urea nitrogen is usually not serious, often linked to diet or hydration.
Repeat LFT in 2–3 weeks; consult a doctor if jaundice, dark urine, or fatigue develops.
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Your liver enzymes and albumin levels were normal. Need haemoglobin levels to rule out anemia ,
repeat liver function test after a week - chances of congenital indirect hyperbillirubinemia.
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do haemoglobin levels and repeat LFT after a week
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Need few more details
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Dr. Chaithra H
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Needs to be evaluated
Do consult
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