Direct bilirubin 5.2 indirect bilirubin 26, more than the normal range of the test standard, can only suggest abnormal function, can not assess the severity of the disease, need to be combined with the condition. Direct bilirubin, also known as conjugated bilirubin, is produced by bilirubin in the liver after oxidation, reduction, hydrolysis, binding and other effects, the normal range of test results is 0~3.4 umol/L. Indirect bilirubin, also known as unconjugated bilirubin, is bilirubin that does not bind with glucuronide, the normal range is 0~11.1 umol/L. Direct bilirubin 5.2 indirect bilirubin 26, both values are more than the normal range, but the degree of excess is not large, the cause of this situation may be that the patient has a history of alcohol consumption before the test, at this time, although there are results of the abnormality, but the general considerations are not serious, you can periodically review. When the patient also has abnormal transaminase results, liver damage may be present, which is more serious. Direct bilirubin 5.2 and indirect bilirubin 26 alone cannot determine the severity of the condition, but should be analyzed in conjunction with other test results and clinical signs and symptoms. Bilirubin abnormality suggests that patients, regular review, clarify the cause of the disease, under the guidance of the physician timely treatment.