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Bilirubin level has reached 27.... how serious is this?
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Serious: A bilirubin level that high indicates severe derangement or inflammation of the liver and/or blockage somewhere in the biliary tree. You are advised to have a gastroenterologist or hepatologist follow you, advise you, and treat you. If needed a surgeon will be consulted.
Answered 4/16/2014
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