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A member asked:
My bilirubin was 3.9 on may and after taking medicine it reduced to 1.78 in july but now it again goes up to 2.8 instead of taking medicine regularly?
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What med, diagnosis?: We'd love to help but can't unless you tell us what diagnosis you have been given and what medication you are taking. "High bilirubin" isn't a diagnosis, it's a sign of illness like fever. Please get with your physician and insist on your right to know what's being done with you.
Answered 9/22/2014
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