Patient's question:
I recently had a check-up and found that my total bilirubin is high, but I don't know how to treat this condition, so I want to ask how to treat high total bilirubin?Doctor's answer:
Total bilirubin is high, indicating abnormal liver function. It is necessary to go to the hospital to determine whether the increase is direct, indirect, or mixed bilirubin. In addition to the possibility of hematuria indicating gastrointestinal issues, there is also a possibility of low-grade fever and tuberculosis. Further tests are needed to confirm the specific cause. The possibilities include physiological jaundice, hemolysis, biliary obstruction, and liver disease. Do not use liver-protecting medications randomly and pay attention to health care. It is still recommended to go to the hospital early for a clear diagnosis.Doctor's questions: Is the complexion yellow, and are the sclerae yellow? Are there other symptoms? In addition to medication and treatment for high total bilirubin, the patient should also pay attention to diet, such as eating properly and maintaining a positive mood. At the same time, the patient should choose a regular hospital for treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.