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Related jaundice.
Two weeks before my bilirubin is 1.9 . Now my bilirubin is 1.8.i have jaundice nearly 2.5 months before. 2.5 months earlier it was 9 bilirubin .ihave taken bed rest for two months. I m going to work from two weeks earlier when my bilirubin goes to 1.9 . In two weeks bilirubin level just go only 1 piont down. Is that because I m going for work .can I go for work or should I stop working snd take rest. I m worried.
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Find out why u had jaundice first. Do a usg abdomen to rule out jaundice due to extra hepatic biliary tract obstruction.
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Do an ultrasound abdomen and pelvis, what type of work you are doing? Are you taking alcohol more frequently?
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