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My lab results indicated that my bilirubin level is 1.78 mg/dl and i had my hepatitis test and it was negative. could it be jaundice or gilberts syndr?

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Find cause: If your eyes are yellow and your bilirubin is up then you are jaundiced. Folks with gilbert's non-disease get a bit jaundiced if they miss a few meals; if indirect bilirubin has been up before & all else is okay you've probably got gilbert's. Trust you are not hemolyzing (cbc & smear normal) and nothing else points to illness.

Answered 10/3/2017

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Dr. Jay Park answered

Gilbert syndrome: Individuals with gilbert syndrome have a limited capability to conjugate bilirubin and presents with an intermittent jaundice.

Answered 11/7/2013

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