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total bilirubine still high after 30 days
by sukamto, Oct 12, 2007 12:01PM
Hi,
1 month ago, i get hepatitis A. SGOT 1821, SGPT 1800, GGT 485, AP 392, Bilirubin indirect 0.75, bilirubine direct 1.47. 11 days later i check again, then the result are SGOT 53, SGPT 135, GGT 90, AP 363, bilirubin indirect 1.74 bilirubin direct 8.25. 18 days later SGOT 70, SGPT 50, GGT 44, AP 320, bilirubin indirect 2.95, bilirubin direct 6.57.
Doctor said that i get hepatitis A (after check for HAV, soon). I should lay on bed for about 2 month. He gives me coenzym b12, herbal curcumae xanthoriza and sylimarine mixed coated tabs, and urdahex.
But till now almost 1 month, my urine still dark, my skin still yellow, what happen with me?
1 month ago, i get hepatitis A. SGOT 1821, SGPT 1800, GGT 485, AP 392, Bilirubin indirect 0.75, bilirubine direct 1.47. 11 days later i check again, then the result are SGOT 53, SGPT 135, GGT 90, AP 363, bilirubin indirect 1.74 bilirubin direct 8.25. 18 days later SGOT 70, SGPT 50, GGT 44, AP 320, bilirubin indirect 2.95, bilirubin direct 6.57.
Doctor said that i get hepatitis A (after check for HAV, soon). I should lay on bed for about 2 month. He gives me coenzym b12, herbal curcumae xanthoriza and sylimarine mixed coated tabs, and urdahex.
But till now almost 1 month, my urine still dark, my skin still yellow, what happen with me?
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Do you have a risk factor for hep b or c? Risky sex/blood transfusion/intravenous drug use are the most common ways to transmit hep b and c.
Hep A is a walk in the park compared to b and C, both of which are VERY serious liver disease.
With your hepatic panel that high, you definitely had an exposure to hepatitis. If your hep a test is neg, get tested for b and C.
Good luck