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Slightly elevated bilrubin
Is this normal
Where i see slightly elevated bilrubin values and also hematocrit
Have high triglycerides of 250 which i will start working on it
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If we see about your liver functions, of the total bilirubin, it’s the indirect bilirubin which is raised. It shouldn’t be a cause of concern. If it continues to be elevated and hovers around 3, further evaluation can be considered.
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PCV and TB are on higher limit of normal. Eosinophils are also elevated. Need a PBF examination. Also need clinical history of any substance abuse. Hypertriglyceridemia warrants further evaluation
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