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I ahev hypothyroidism and my tsh is elevated to 12 and total bilirubin is 2.1. are they related?
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Could be: You apparently are not taking replacement thyroid medication. Please see your doctor for evaluation of bilirubin elevation and a prescription and take the medication for about a month or two and then repeat the tests.
Answered 5/28/2016
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