Hello, glaucus,
Let me assure you that you don't have liver or
pancreas cancer.
Bilirubin is a combination of conjugated and unconjugated, that is
direct and indirect components. Usually the Direct fraction is more
than the indirect. The total can fluctuate anywhere from 1.2 -1.4 mg/dl.
In your case you have a slightly higher indirect fraction. This is very
commonly seen as a fasting hyperbilirubinemia. There are rare genetic
disorders such as Gilbert's syndrome where the indirect fraction is high.
This is a benign condition and the bilirubin levels go up more during
infections, stress etc. Condition is diagnosed by
liver biopsy. Very rarely
this is associated with pigment gallstones. As for choleterol levels , if you
had a rich fatty meal the day before, even if the blood was drawn after
12 hours of fasting , the level can be high. Caffeine is known to elevate
cholesterol levels also. Blood sugar levels that you mention are also in
the normal range. Stay with a low fat, low cholesterol diet, stay on the
medication and your doctor will decide if you need a change of drug.
Continue active excercises. Stay away from
smoking and alcohol.
I am sure you will do fine.
I wish you well.