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Blood Work Showed Abnormal Bilirubin. Pain In Upper Right Quad. What Does This Indicate?
My 15 yr old son had blood work done . Bilirubin came back abnormal 2.0 what can this indicate ? Also, he complains of pain in upper right quad from time to time which is quite uncomfortable (at this point he is in bed for hours) . I experienced this as a child until I was approx 28 and had my gallbladder taken out. Is this the same with him?
Well before we can answer your question fully you need to provide the following details :
1. what does the ultrasound of abdomen say
2. Please give the complete Liver function test- bilirubin, ALT, AST, ALP - this would be mentioned in your report - if not please get a complete LFT done.
The pain seems to be like a biliary colic. If he has stones in his gall bladder- he would require surgery to have the GB removed- otherwise we can manage conservatively.
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Blood Work Showed Abnormal Bilirubin. Pain In Upper Right Quad. What Does This Indicate?
Well before we can answer your question fully you need to provide the following details : 1. what does the ultrasound of abdomen say 2. Please give the complete Liver function test- bilirubin, ALT, AST, ALP - this would be mentioned in your report - if not please get a complete LFT done. The pain seems to be like a biliary colic. If he has stones in his gall bladder- he would require surgery to have the GB removed- otherwise we can manage conservatively.