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My total bilirubin is 36.7umol/l, directive bilirubin is 4.4umol/l. i also did liver testing which shows i have no hepatitis b. give me some adivce.
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See a specialist: You should see a hepatologist and gastroenterologist for to coordinate and plan your ongoing care.
Answered 10/12/2016
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