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Relating to jaundice
My total bilirubin is 9 .23 days before. After 7 days when I checked my total bilirubin is 5.5. Today my bilirubin is 2.3. Direct is 1.4 and indirect is 0.9. Can i go to work or Should I rest. As I am in house for a long time.
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Don't go only by serum bilirubin level.
Let it be a total assessment which should include LFT, KFT and Ultrasound scan whole abdomen.
That will determine whether you should go for your job or not.
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It's high u should consult a physician
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
Obstetrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello,you should take a rest for at least 30 days at least as when you have jaundice ,you need special care for your diet and rest eat potatoes ,rice,and other carbohydrates.
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Dr. Archana Rawat
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Delhi
Please take opinion of gastroenterologist also…
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