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Posted On : 25 Nov 2008

I have a patient who have persistent fetal hemoglobin. He is 20y old. He is well,does not need blood transfusion ever. Now he has yellow sclera and mild increase in the serum indirect bilirubin. What could be the cause?

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Answer Discussion :

dr umsh patel

gilbert syndrome

16 years ago

DR SANJAY SHAH

hereditory spherocytosis

16 years ago

saeedelsadek

Gilpert syndrome

16 years ago

dr m lahiri

he can be apt of thalessemia minor, since he does nt need blood transfusion, but may develop jaundice ,mild hemolytic anemia

16 years ago

mohamed said

may be normal hepatitis

16 years ago

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