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I am 47 year old with liver problems. my blood level is at 6.4, what should i do? i have auto immune deficincy hemolitic anemia

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Please clarify: Blood level of what is 6.4? If it is bilirubin, that may be due to hemolytic anemia in addition to the liver disease.

Answered 3/3/2013

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