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Prolonged jaundice
Hi.. Iam suffering from jaundice.. (Hepatits A) I have done with my blood tests.. 30th march, my total bilirubin was 2.4 mg/dl, direct - 0.73, indiect - 1.67.. Liver function tests AST - 15, ALT - 11, SAP - 204,
Again on 3rd may, my total bilirubin was - 2.3 mg/dl, direct - 0.80, indirect - 1.50..
Iam following proper diet with liv -52 syrup but still my results remain constant after a month.. Two days before I felt a severe pain in upper right side of my abdomen for 3 or 4 times then after its ok.. No pain.. No other symptoms.. Iam feeling worried.. Is this dangerous?
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Dr. Vijay Shanker
Gastroenterologist
20 yrs exp
Patna
You blood reports are not compatible with HAV infection.
Rather it seems to be bilirubin excretion defect of the body..which is usually congenital & lifelong(Gilbert syndrome), if other causes of high indirect bil. level is ruled out.
Gil. Synd. does not requires treatment as it doesn 't harm you..😊..!
What was your previous bil. Levels..?
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