What does it mean when bilirubin levels are low?
Disease description:
Recently, our organization arranged a physical examination, which included a biochemical function test. The test report indicates that my bilirubin level is low. What could be the cause of this?
The patient currently exhibits abnormal bilirubin levels. Elevated bilirubin typically suggests underlying gastrointestinal pathology, most commonly related to liver or gallbladder disease. If symptoms are pronounced, abdominal ultrasound is recommended as the initial diagnostic step to rule out cholecystitis or hepatic disorders. In daily life, the patient should follow a light, low-fat diet and avoid excessively greasy foods.