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Hello sir, i underwent routine full body checkup on 01 may 2023 and i came to know that my total and indirect bilirubin levels are high that is 3.0 mg/dl and ggt is low that is 8 u/l can is please provide me the diagnosis based upon the lab data?
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An exact diagnosis involves a history and physical exam along with the lab. So cant be done . PL ask the doc who checked you and ordered the labs
Answered 5/8/2023
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It is not possible to interpret laboratory evaluation without some knowledge of the clinical situation in which they were drawn. You should contact the Doctor Who ordered the labs for a more definitive interpretation. Good luck.
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