Abnormal bilirubin results can indicate various medical conditions:
Elevated Bilirubin: High bilirubin levels may suggest liver diseases, hemolytic anemias, bile duct obstruction, or other conditions affecting bilirubin metabolism.
Decreased Bilirubin: Low bilirubin levels are rare but may occur in certain genetic disorders or malnutrition.
The specific pattern of abnormality can provide valuable information for diagnosis and treatment.