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How To Normalize The Bilirubin Level ?

hello doc, i test my blood for the amount of bilirubin 31 dec,2013.the result was 3.1..then i consulted with a loacal doc..he prescribe me sorbiline syrup,liv52 capsule,zyncovite.from that day i started take those medicines and eating light food and drink water approax 4-5 lit/day.after 17 day i tested again then my bilirubin amount was 1.2..
then after few day i started to take foods that are not so light i mean fast food for 4-5days..then after 13 day (31st jan 2014) i tested again and my bilirubin was 1.6..i increased...i dont know what is wrong with me ..i'm taking medicine every day,,drinking plenty of water..hlp plzz
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Hi. continue the medicines, they are right. The more important question is about other liver function tests and Ultrasonography reports. A mild increase by 0.4 is not significant and more important is the improvement in diet fatigue etc. Fast fod is a no-no affair.
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How To Normalize The Bilirubin Level ?

Hi. continue the medicines, they are right. The more important question is about other liver function tests and Ultrasonography reports. A mild increase by 0.4 is not significant and more important is the improvement in diet fatigue etc. Fast fod is a no-no affair.