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Got Viral Hepatitis A From Dirty Water. Blood Test Showed High Bilirubin Count. Now Low Bilirubin Count. What Is Happening?

hi i am writing from india.my husband got viral hepatitis A due to consumption of dirty water 2 months back.he was in the hospital for 1 and a half months and then discharged.his billirubin count went as high as 12.2 and when he was discharged it was 1.4.he had to travel for few days to reach home and after a week we took blood test and billirubin count increased to 2.5 and sgot was 56 and sgpt was 67.he has been taking rest and following diet control.on 26 july his count was 1.67 .t.he had to report back to duty on 28th july.today yhe blood test showed billirubin count 2.1 sgot 70 sgpt 90 .he is feeling ok .we dont know whats happening.what to do now
Sat, 4 Aug 2012
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Hello. As far as the scenario is concerned from the laboratory investigation reports which you mentioned here, there is not much to get alarmed about, since this slight variation can be due to number of different factors and even in difference of reports from different laboratory which is conducting this. Such slight variation is accounted for, since he has been ill for quite some time now. However what you need to be alarmed about is any drastic changes in blood reports, any changes in dietary intake, any progressive weight loss, any changes in skin color and any presence of fever. If any such symptoms persists, consult with your treating doctor again. Regards.
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Got Viral Hepatitis A From Dirty Water. Blood Test Showed High Bilirubin Count. Now Low Bilirubin Count. What Is Happening?

Hello. As far as the scenario is concerned from the laboratory investigation reports which you mentioned here, there is not much to get alarmed about, since this slight variation can be due to number of different factors and even in difference of reports from different laboratory which is conducting this. Such slight variation is accounted for, since he has been ill for quite some time now. However what you need to be alarmed about is any drastic changes in blood reports, any changes in dietary intake, any progressive weight loss, any changes in skin color and any presence of fever. If any such symptoms persists, consult with your treating doctor again. Regards.