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Series Of Vomiting. Elevated Bilirubin Levels In Blood Test. Possible Reason And Further Medication?
Hi. I had series of vomiting for 3 nights. Doctor advised me to take blood test and ultrasound on 25 feb. All tests came normal except for bilrubin level being (total - 2.0 , direct - 1.0 , indirect - 1.0). I am presently on medicines for supressing vomiting that is domperidone & pantoprazole (1 each in the morning and evening). I have not vomitted since 25 Feb. I repeated the blood test on 27 feb and again all tests came normal & bilrubin level reduced ( total - 1.6, direct - 0.8 & indirect - 0.8). I have no yellowness of skin, eyes, urine & my diet is normal with low fatty food of rice and pulses (khichadi). I request you to please tell me my reason for vomiting and my further medication course.
hi and welcome to HCM.... VOMITING IS NOT A DISEASE BUT A SYMPTOM ...elevated bilirubin indicate acute liver disease and posible cause of vomiting.....now to find out the cause of elevated billirubin further lab evaluation is needed...and the primery cause should to be adressed.. hope you got your answer...
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Series Of Vomiting. Elevated Bilirubin Levels In Blood Test. Possible Reason And Further Medication?
hi and welcome to HCM.... VOMITING IS NOT A DISEASE BUT A SYMPTOM ...elevated bilirubin indicate acute liver disease and posible cause of vomiting.....now to find out the cause of elevated billirubin further lab evaluation is needed...and the primery cause should to be adressed.. hope you got your answer...