The normal value of indirect bilirubin is usually between 1.7 and 10.2 μmol/L. Indirect bilirubin of 32 μmol/L is considered high. Patients need to determine the cause and actively treat it.
Indirect bilirubin 32μmol/L may be caused by liver diseases, such as acute jaundice hepatitis, acute hepatic necrosis, cirrhosis, chronic active hepatitis and hepatocellular jaundice. In addition, patients taking long-term medications such as methyldopa and isoniazid are prone to liver damage and elevated indirect bilirubin. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a detailed liver function test to determine the cause and then use the right medication to treat the symptoms.
Indirect bilirubin 32μmol/L may also be caused by blood diseases, such as sepsis and hemolytic anemia; lead poisoning and severe burns may also occur.
Indirect bilirubin 32μmol / L, need to pay attention to, timely examination and treatment, at the same time pay attention to relax, do not have too much psychological pressure.