Thank you for posting query.
noted that you have abnormally high uncojugated
bilirubin.
increased bilirubin is termed as
Jaundice.
Bilirubin is conjugated in the
liver.
Bilirubin is derived from the breakdown of heme.
Hemoglobin is a complex protein found in Red blood cell that plays important role in transport of oxygen/CO2 from lung to tissues and vice versa.
Increased breakdown of hemoglobin will lead to increased heme production and ultimately increased bilirubin. These abnormally high bilirubin can NOT be conjugated by liver and circulate in blood.
therefore, high uncojugated bilirubin indicates "Hemolytic Anemia" (abnormal (increased)breakdown of red blood cell.)
You need to do following test:
Complete Blood cell count (CBC)
Peripheral Blood Smear
Lab results maybe posted here or visit your treating physician / hematologist/ hepatologist.
my name "Dr Tayyab Malik"
you may find me in gastroenterology panel@HCM.
you may also put a "direct question" to me via this portal or by contacting HCM admin.
any further questions are welcomed.
wish you good and sound health.
regards,
Dr Tayyab Malik