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Anxiety and not sleeping much for three weeks will make bilirubin high as more than 40 umol /l ??
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I don't see that anxiety or stress can elevate the serum bilirubin as this would require pathology of liver,gall bladder,pancreas,certain hematological abnormalities,or a condition called congenital hyperbilirubinemia.
Answered 6/11/2023
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