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Bilirubin is 1.9
I am having pain all over the penis including urethra. My urologist told that bilirubin is increased which is causing burning and yellowishness in urine. Also, I was having red spots which have become wound now. Is it possible that bilirubin can cause all this type of pain? Penile pain is there even if it is flaccid. Guide something.
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Your complaints really need good medical intervention at earliest. Thourough assessment of the case is very necessary. 1.9 bilirubin is slightly higher, we need all other values too, like SGPT, SGOT etc. Sonography also seems necessary.
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so meet personally to some good doctor and get the condition diagnosed properly.
wishing you good health..
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Not to worry pls take iron full diet and adequate bed rest
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Low intake of oral liquids,stone in urethra or kidney, urinary tract infection are three main reasons for it.Get your ultrasound abdomen done ,urine analysis test and show me the reports.Consult me online for further evaluation and management with pure ayurveda treatment
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Dr. Kasthurbai CK
Ayurveda
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Normal values of direct bilirubin range from 0 to 0.4 mg/dL.Total bilirubin (direct and indirect) range from about 0.2 to 1.2 mg/dL
A total bilirubin level below 1.9 mg/dL can be considered normal, though many symptoms, such as jaundice, do not begin to appear until it reaches about 2.5 mg/dL.
(Values slightly changes with laboratories.)
Increased bilirubin levels cause more yellowish discoloration of urine. Please do go for any direct or online consultation personally with clear reports and explanations.
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For the time being u can follow these
#abstaining from alcohol if using
#drink enough water
#Intake of foods that are high in fiber. They are particularly good for the liver, including fruits and vegetables and whole grains.
#Certain foods are more likely to damage the liver, including those high in fat, sugar, or salt. avoid those.
# Other foods that may damage the liver include fried food and raw or undercooked shellfish. Avoid them too
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
Nashik
hi , increased PH of urine is the main reason behind it .body heat & water / liquid low intake are another reason . consult online for detail case & study of you . after that i can suggest the best treatment of ayurveda .with no side effects
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1) hydrate your self well. 2) avoid oily spicy food . 3) dont stop urge of urine
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