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My total bilirubin has been in the 3-4 range. i have been feeling nauseous and do not have my gallbladder.
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Elevated bilirubin: can be caused by many different things, including hepatitis, common duct stones, drug toxicity, or even cancer. You should see a doctor for accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.
Answered 10/2/2015
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