Please ask a specialist to take a look at my test results

Bilirubin is slightly high and is generally normal.

The lifespan of a person's red blood cells is generally 120 days. When red blood cells die, they become indirect bilirubin (SIB), which is converted to direct bilirubin (SDB) by the liver, which forms bile, is excreted into the biliary tract, and finally excreted in the stool. The sum of indirect bilirubin and direct bilirubin is total bilirubin (STB).

Disorders in any of these links can cause jaundice. If the red blood cells are destroyed too much and too much indirect bilirubin is produced, the liver cannot completely convert it into direct bilirubin, and hemolytic jaundice can occur; Hepatocellular jaundice occurs when hepatocytes are diseased, or because bilirubin cannot be converted into bile normally, or because hepatocytes are swollen, which compresses the bile ducts in the liver, obstructs the excretion of bile, and increases bilirubin in the blood. Once tumors or stones appear in the biliary system outside the liver, the bile duct will be blocked, and bile cannot be excreted smoothly, resulting in obstructive jaundice. Jaundice in patients with hepatitis is generally hepatocellular jaundice, which means that both direct and indirect bilirubin are elevated, while in patients with cholestatic hepatitis, direct bilirubin is predominantly elevated.

1) The normal value of total bilirubin is; The normal value of direct bilirubin is 0--6 mol l; Normal indirect bilirubin values are:

2) Elevated bilirubin is common for the following two reasons:

1.Liver disease.

Acute jaundice hepatitis, acute yellow liver necrosis, chronic active hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, etc.

2.Extrahepatic disease.

Hemolytic jaundice, transfusion reaction of blood group incompatibility, neonatal jaundice, cholelithiasis, liver cancer, pancreatic head cancer, etc.

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Requirements: Conduct Western medical device inspection by yourself: (liver, spleen, pancreas) medical device examination, such as liver B ultrasound, etc

The results indicate that you have hepatitis B virus infection, which is contagious, so please pay attention to your family.

1.It is the result of virus replication, and the normal one is within 1000. Yours is just over a little bit bit, and it's not very powerful.

2.It's the result of liver function, and it's a little yellowish, but it's not bad. Aminotransferases are normal.

3.The result of hepatitis B is two and a half, and it is a big three yang.

As a result of ultrasound, the thickening of the liver light spot is due to hepatitis. Everything else was normal, including gallbladder, portal vein, and spleen.

Your results indicate that you are a patient with viral hepatitis (type B). Do you have bloating, loss of appetite, fever, ** or yellowing of the eyes, fever, etc.? How long have you been unwell?

From these, you can tell if you are acute or chronic. If it is acute, 70% can be cured, and the other 30% will become chronic. Chronic is a long process.