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What would cause my sgpt and sgot numbers to go back to normal but my total bilirubin to go up?(1.8) normal less than 1.4.
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Bilirubin: The most common cause of a mildly elevated bilirubin is gilbert's syndrome -- this is a benign process that requires no additional workup.
Answered 12/16/2014
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Agree with Dr Raff: During recovery from liver inflammation bile canaliculi may lag. Do not take acetaminophen or alcohol. Wishing you good health.
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