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Histroy Of Typhoid And Jaundice. Slightly High Bilirubin Levels, SGPT Alt On Border Line. On Restricted Food Diet. Advice

Hello, My husband was diagnosed with Typhoid about 7 months back and within a week of Typhoid, he had Jaundice as well. Typhoid was long gone but his Bilrubin levels are slightly on the higher side - Total 1.2 and Direct 0.2. Aso, SGPT Alt is 40 which is in the border line. Even after no oil, less fat diet for 3 months and lest oil and less fat for the last 4 months the levels are not completely normal. Is there something which we need to do.
Thanks in advance.
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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Blood reports of your husband are almost within normal range . In some patients it takes time to come below upper range. Is your husband vaccinated for Hepatitis B or not .If you are worried you can go for tests related to hepatitis B and Hepatitis C . Hepatitis B australia antigen Anti HBs Antibody, Hbe antigen and antibody and Anti HCV antibody to rule out these cause for jaundice.You can consult gastroenterologist for your worry.
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Histroy Of Typhoid And Jaundice. Slightly High Bilirubin Levels, SGPT Alt On Border Line. On Restricted Food Diet. Advice

Hello, Blood reports of your husband are almost within normal range . In some patients it takes time to come below upper range. Is your husband vaccinated for Hepatitis B or not .If you are worried you can go for tests related to hepatitis B and Hepatitis C . Hepatitis B australia antigen Anti HBs Antibody, Hbe antigen and antibody and Anti HCV antibody to rule out these cause for jaundice.You can consult gastroenterologist for your worry.