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Any Suggestion For Having Bilirubin Level Of 1.8, Mild Spleen, Fatty Liver?

My test result all normal but bilirubin 1.8 and had ultra sound I have mild spleen.... and fatty liver? I have continuous sinus infections thru the year and a cyts on my first finger in the joint muscles ace sometimes, different spot every month or so?
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High bilirubin without high transaminases (still better with a protrombine time normal and a protein electroforesis normal, if done) is not a situation of great concern for us hepatologists. Anywhere total bilirubin should be fractionated in direct and indirect and haematological cause of it should be taken under consideration, still more with a mild increased spleen.
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Any Suggestion For Having Bilirubin Level Of 1.8, Mild Spleen, Fatty Liver?

High bilirubin without high transaminases (still better with a protrombine time normal and a protein electroforesis normal, if done) is not a situation of great concern for us hepatologists. Anywhere total bilirubin should be fractionated in direct and indirect and haematological cause of it should be taken under consideration, still more with a mild increased spleen.