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Bilirubin 2.01 ( indirect 1.21 and direct.73)and sgot 32 and sgpt 22 . Is it k. Previous lab test bilribin 1.85 and sgpt sgot in normal range
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This is suggestive of predominantly increase unconjugated bilirubin. Should work up for hemolysis.
If LFTs are like this since long, Gilbert’s syndrome needs to be ruled out.
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Nothing to worry . No need of any treatment . Do I have any symptoms in particular.
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No it's not ok. Kindly get complete evaluation and treatment. Better to get physical consultation.
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