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LFT Globulin is low
I've been asked to repeat LFT. The reports shows a low Globulin Serum of 2.20 for a reference range of 3.2-4.6. The bilirubin total is 1.34 for a reference of 1mg/Dl.
The billirubin direct Serum is 0.49 for a reference range of not more than 0.3mg.
Am a nursing mother of 1.6 months old baby. Recently started with Livogen XT and Limcee as per doctors advice as my hemoglobin was low. My TSH was below min reference. hence, reduced my dosage to Thyrox 75MG from 100MG.
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Lower globulin is not of much value LFT is near normal nothing to worry about but u can consult your doctor
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Yes you must repeat your LFT your readings are little high . It could be pregnancy related but need to be sure . That is good decision to reduce the dose if thyroid pill too as after delivery TSH also get down . Usually it goes high during pregnancy .
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Your query isn't clear. Please repeat the LFT as adviced.
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Dr. Rajesh Jain
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