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My bilrubin level is high and alt,AST, Alp,ggtp are high but no sign of fever or headache,or any other illness is there just Gas problem is there and that only for sometime now I am feeling good and only weakness is there and pale stool what should I do
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Check for antibodies for Hepatitis A ,B,C. To rule out hepatitis as pale stool shows there some infection in liver that is why liver function is raised
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Take light meals and plenty of fluids orally fresh fruits no oily food or spicy foods
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