Patient's question:
Eosinophil ratio 6.00 normal 0.5-5.00 Hemoglobin 155 normal 131-151; Total protein 85.7 normal 60-85, Total bilirubin 27 normal 3.4-25, Direct bilirubin 8.1 normal 0-7.Doctor's answer:
Recurring patients with severe bilirubin decline often exhibit symptoms of jaundice with skin discoloration. This is generally considered related to liver and biliary disorders, and liver function tests and liver/biliary ultrasound should be conducted. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that this condition is often due to damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder, and it is recommended to take Yin Zhi Huang oral liquid for regulation.High total bilirubin levels can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly while also focusing on self-care. Increasing the intake of vegetables and fruits and avoiding foods is advisable. We hope that patients with high total bilirubin levels can receive professional treatment.