Bilirubin Urine

Bilirubin Urine

Bilirubin in urine can be an early sign of liver damage. It may even show up before you have symptoms. So, your provider may order a bilirubin in urine test if you have a high risk for liver damage or disease. Reasons for an increased risk may include the following: A family history of liver disease.

.

Increased levels of bilirubin in the urine may be due to: Biliary tract disease, including gallstones in the biliary tract. Cirrhosis, hepatitis, or other forms of liver disease. Tumors of the liver or gallbladder.

.

If you have elevated bilirubin levels, you should take steps to lower them and promote liver health by making several changes to your diet. These changes include drinking more water, cutting back on your alcohol consumption, and eating more fruits and vegetables and fewer processed foods.

• Availibility: Booking Open
• Categories : Pathology
• Test Code : Urine (5 ml)