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My total bilirubin is 3.5 mg% in which, direct: 1.5 mg% indirect: 2.0 mg% my final diagnosis is: acute viral hepatitis what should i do??
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Mild elevation: This is a mild elevation of the bilirubin. If you have acute viral hepatitis you should follow the advice of your local doctor as treatment needs to be tailored to your situation and your local resources.
Answered 10/7/2014
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