indirect bilirubin is elevated, what should I do？

indirect bilirubin elevation can be caused by various factors, such as liver dysfunction, hemolysis, or even excessive fatigue. If you find that your indirect bilirubin levels are higher than normal, don't panic, but also take it seriously. First of all, adjust your lifestyle and diet. Avoid greasy, spicy, and alcohol-rich foods, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. At the same time, ensure adequate rest and avoid overwork.

If lifestyle adjustments are ineffective, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination. The doctor may need to conduct blood tests or imaging examinations to determine the specific cause. Depending on the diagnosis, the doctor will provide corresponding treatment plans, such as drug therapy or lifestyle guidance. Remember not to take medicine casually, especially drugs that may damage the liver.

Maintaining good living habits and regular physical examinations are key to preventing the increase in indirect bilirubin. If you feel unwell or have any questions, consult a professional doctor in time. 💊💪

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