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Suffering from jaundice?
I've serum bilurubin of 1.26 mg/dl . Do I suffer from Jaundice.. And what are the basic healthcare Do i need to take now.
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It mildly elevated but you r not suffering from jaundice. When bilirubin goes above 2mg/dl then the person develops features of jaundice. You need to 1st repeat your LFT from another reputed laboratory. If it is high then consult your nearest physician for evaluation.
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it is borderline high so u need to discuss history and complaints.
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