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What does it mean if your bilirubin is 1.8?
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Find cause: Especially if it's indirect, you may just have gilbert's non-disease. Otherwise, your physician can help you find the cause. You may be tearing up red cells fast, taking a medication that slows bile excretion, or have something more ominous.
Answered 3/6/2014
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