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My total bilirubin is 1.3 mg/dl and direct is .56 ?is it abnormal
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Depends: On the laboratory. T bili of 1.3 is probably the high end of normal in most labs.
Answered 7/25/2015
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Yes: Assuming you and i are using the same units. 1.3 mg/dl is fine for total bilirubin but a direct should not be above 0.1 has a decimal point moved? Your physician can answer this better than i can... If this is the only abnormality, perhaps you have dubin johnson.
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