I had done asma test & it was found (1+),after that my doctor (gastroenterology & hepatology) suggested me to take omnacortil40 & azoran50 for 10 days and told me to give sgpt & sgot results before the medicines were over, but before him, I was treated by another doctor (rheumatology & immunologist) he told me that (+1 asma) it may be and may not be autoimmune hepatitis type-1, then he suggested me these medicines - 1.hcq-300 2.urscol 3.razo and told me to continue these medicines and said me not to take - 1.omnacortil 2.azoran after 10 days, I did my sgpt & sgot test, it was found normal, but total bilirubin was found -1.4 and direct bilirubin was found -0.5. Sir please tell me what to do next?

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Dr. Lata PrasadGastroenterologist29yrs exp

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Omnacortil should not been given without liver nc asma 1+ alone is not significant enough for any diagnosis you need to take second opinion from good hepatologist.

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Dr. Prakhar SinghGeneral Physician7yrs exp

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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you. Usually, an initial test measures the total bilirubin level (unconjugated plus conjugated bilirubin). If the total bilirubin level is increased, the laboratory can use a second test to detect water-soluble forms of bilirubin, called "direct" bilirubin. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

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