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If liver function tests show elevated levels of direct bilirubin (0.6)and delta bilirubin(0.6)can it be bad for the kidneys too?
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It is not bad for the kidneys per se. But these values are elevated and it needs to determined. Elevated direct bilirubin suggests biliary obstruction and needs investigation.
Answered 9/29/2021
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