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peter celli

September 5th, 2003

A recient cbc indicated everything normal except an elivated billieruben(sp) could some one explain what causes this and potential problems.

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CrombieChic16

replied October 16th, 2003

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Your doctor should have explained that to you...Call them and find out

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andrewsgranny

replied January 11th, 2004

Cbc

Hi, if you had a cbc thats only a complet blood count. There should not have even been an bilirubin in that test. But no matter if your bilirubin is elevate, that means there is something going on with your liver somewhere. It may not be anything, but it definatly needs further testing.

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