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As a part of routine health check up, my Total Bilirubin came out as 1.16 (0.34 direct & 0.82 indirect), SGPT 26, SG0T 23, GGTP 21.5, ALP 83, Albumin 4.98, Protein 7.90. My Fasting Sugar is 84, No thyroid issues, Cholesterol mildly high at 206, KFT Normal, CBC normal across. Is the bilirubin cause for concern? Kindly advise.
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No .. atleast 2 percent of people may have this abnormality. Minor unconjugated hyperbilurubinemia. However it’s not a concern clinically
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