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Can constipation cause slightly elevated bilirubin? i think isotretinion has made my constipation worse, and my bilirubin has recently elevated.
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See your Dr: If in doubt, stop isotretinoin. "Slightly" elevated bilirubin needs to be evaluated in context. Various details are needed for analysis of this. The answer has numerous conclusions to be determined only after careful exam and lab.
Answered 11/28/2017
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