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I am frankly completely baffled by your doctor. Are these your total bilirubin numbers? The range is 0.2-1.2. My husband is totally jaundiced at 13.7 and his doctors are very concerned.
Skitwin Female, 43 years Seattle - WA Member since Jun 2008
Mood: Skitwin scared and disheartened
Hi Skitwin.
I should have said, I'm in England and our measuring system on levels is completely different to the USA. I'm told 17 is the normal level and my have been elervated for 2 years now, with the latest reading being 37. All my doctor as suggested is eatingAnorexia nervosa Binge eating Bulimia Eating disorders - resources Necrotizing soft tissue infection Sweating Sweating - absent bananas for extra potasium and I will have a follow up test in a couple of months. I just wondered if anyone new what else can decrease the levels. Thanks again any help will be appreciated
I should have said, I'm in England and our measuring system on levels is completely different to the USA. I'm told 17 is the normal level and my have been elervated for 2 years now, with the latest reading being 37. All my doctor as suggested is eating bananas for extra potasium and I will have a follow up test in a couple of months. I just wondered if anyone new what else can decrease the levels. Thanks again any help will be appreciated