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Would drinking alcohol be a problem if i have low levels of bilirubin in my liver? thank you.
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No: High blood levels of bilirubin would be of concern and require investigation as to its cause. If your liver panel of blood tests are healthy, moderate alcohol ingestion would be permitted.
Answered 5/26/2019
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