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Have Low Level Of Hemoglobin And High Level Of Biliruben For A Long Timw. What Should Be Done?

My Hemoglobin has come down to 7.1 and biliruben has gone upto 9.2. There is no internal bleeding as checked from the stools I have a dug induced cholastasis of the liver and my liver and spleen are enlarged +. I am recently diaged for TB of the lymphnode and am on TB medicines for the last one month. The hemoglobin has been low around 8 for the last one and a half years. Kindly advise how to improve.I am a male and vegetarian. my email is YYYY@YYYY
Thu, 6 Jun 2013
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You would have to undergo tests like peripheral smear, complete liver function test (to see which part of bilurubin is high, liver enzymes), hemoglobin electrophoresis, osmotic fragility test under the guidance of your physician to know the exact underlying cause. Take care.
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Have Low Level Of Hemoglobin And High Level Of Biliruben For A Long Timw. What Should Be Done?

Hi You would have to undergo tests like peripheral smear, complete liver function test (to see which part of bilurubin is high, liver enzymes), hemoglobin electrophoresis, osmotic fragility test under the guidance of your physician to know the exact underlying cause. Take care.