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Last blood work: ast 14, alt 15, creatinine 1.02. egfr 85. total bilirubin 1.0.bun 5.0 creatinine and bilirubin barely in normal range. worry or not?
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Looking good: Well these labs look good. Why did you have them checked? You do need to drink more water
Answered 2/11/2020
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