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Bilirubin 1.30 value on teenager?
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Explain?: If a total bilirubin has come back 1.3(0) mg/dl and junior isn't obviously sick, and this is the only abnormality, the you'd do well to ignore it. Unless the personal physician is concerned (i.e., it's jumped way up after a new medication has been prescribed), it's probably normal. Mine's been elevated from a big bruise from a sports fall. Look at the person, not the numbers.
Answered 3/19/2019
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