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A member asked:
Bilirubin level of 80 to 110 due to gilbert syndrome is dangerous or otherwise. thanks ?
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Safe: The only danger in "gilbert's" is that someone will misunderstand / overdiagnose / overtreat. Very rarely, gilbert's people run into trouble with a few medications; your physician will be aware of this. It should be called "gilbert's non-disease".
Answered 11/3/2019
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