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Can you tell me about gilberts disease?
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Common, mild: This is a minor defect in processing bilirubin, so that your indirect / unconjugated bilirubin tends to run high especially if you miss a few meals. It's not a threat to your well-being and a few percent of otherwise-healthy folks have it. Best wishes.
Answered 10/15/2017
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