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Why is my bilirubin constantly high for a year? my direct bilirubin has been constantly 0.4 mg/dl but total bilirubin is 2.2. it was 1.9 last month and now it is 2.2. ast/alt normal.no alcohol or drug use for a year.parents total bili is 0.8?

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You may want to discuss this with your regular doc. There are 2 relatively uncommon autosomal recessive disorders of bilirubin transport. The Rotor and Gilbert Syndromes occur when you inherit one recessive gene from both unaffected parents. It is more often a curiosity than a threat, but this is something your provider should know.

Answered 3/22/2021

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A benign disorder, called Gilbert syndrome is a likely explanation. Visit this site for information and talk to your doctor.: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gilberts-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20372811 Wish you good health!

Answered 3/22/2021

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