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Sir he is sick for last one week
Sir he has fallen sick from last one week and he is suffering from acidity , mild fever and I visited my doctor and done some blood test which is attached here in the report all things are normal except bilirubin level in blood i.e 2.63 please sir kindly suggest is there any thing to gt worry about. I asked doctor about this raised level doctor said this level is by birth. And this will remain as it is.
More over all liver enzymes are normal so please guide.He is also feeling very lazy these days.
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Newborns jaundice is common nothing is usually needed to be done.
This will come down in few weeks to months.
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Dr. Lakin Vira
Laparoscopic Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
If your pediatrician has examined and said everything is normal, there is nothing to worry. New borns usually have a higher bilirubin levels, dont worry.
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Dr. R.S Rengan
Bariatric Surgeon
33 yrs exp
Chennai
After ruling out other causes of jaundice,the doctor comes to the diagnosis of congenital etiology ..some enzyme deficiency...
No need to worry.
Just monitor the patient as per doctor's advice and be relaxed...
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