Conjugated vs Unconjugated Bilirubin - Simple Explanation

[@asandathandolwethu4428]

Hi so am I right to say that high conjugated Br is whereby there are high levels of Br in the liver and there may be an obstruction outside the liver could be a tumor or stone hindering the Br to be excreted to the small intestine to make the stool brown hence the stools will be pale with yellow sclera, yellow skin, dark urine... and the high unconjugated Br means that there was an obstruction before the liver leading to yellow sclera, skin and non- dark urine colour....so the question here is, is the stool for high unconjugated Br also pale?

[@uhtinzaw2577]

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[@thepharmacistacademy]

You're welcome 😊

[@xmanarxa]

That's so clear and perfect... So understood thanks million 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@thepharmacistacademy]

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[@gayathribs2889]

I don't understand how conjugated bilirubin levels increased by hepatocellular injury.please answer

[@extreeempubg3284]

When hepatocelluar injury occurs….conjugated b which is stored in hepatocytes gets released into blood….like a storm

[@АрхНикоБа]

may constipation rise level of conjugated bilirubin??

[@charlesshaw2464]

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much!

[@HeartsU2]

Thank you so much!!

[@Chim3983]

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[@kimBora-rf9bq]

thank u i need the next vadio please

[@thepharmacistacademy]

Next video on what topic ?

[@ليڨيا]

Thank you so much ❤😊

[@thepharmacistacademy]

You’re welcome .

[@BethelTilahun]

Nice explanation

[@thepharmacistacademy]

Thank you

[@ellios5734]

Thank you very much please post more videos like this❤

[@thepharmacistacademy]

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[@morthachandni7324]

Thank u soo much dr