Bilirubin 2.0 and low Vitamin B and D

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I got a test done today and in lipid profile everything was normal apart from bilirubin which was 2.0 and vitamin B was 87 and Vitamin D was 31.80. Are these two results interlinked ?

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Dr. Adit Mathur General Physician 6 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Adit Mathur

General Physician 6 yrs exp Delhi

Generally Bilirubin levels are not associated with Vitamin D and Vitamin B levels apart from new borns / infants. While your Vitamin D levels are within normal range, Bilirubin is slightly elevated. This can be due to some recent infection, excessive alcohol intake or gall stones. While this condition usually resolves on its own, I suggest you get an ultrasound abdomen done to rule out any liver disease. Also avoid alcohol and fried/spicy foods for a while. Repeat LFT after 2 weeks if no symptoms or after 1 week if you get any symptoms like pain in the abdomen or indigestion or nausea

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