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  2. Urobilinogen in urine is created in the intestines by bacteria in the duodenum and is a colorless by product of bilirubin reduction. Elevated levels or an abnormally high or low level of urobilinogen in the urine can be cause for concern.

  3. Causes | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Prognosis | Treatment | Prevention. The causes of elevated or increased levels of urobilinogen in urine is due to bilirubin reduction, while decreased can be caused by antibiotics or obstruction of the bile ducts.

  4. How To Treat Abnormal High Or Low Levels Of Urobilinogen. Causes | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Prognosis | Treatment | Prevention. Treatment for abnormal levels of urobilinogen will depend on whether they are high or low. Drinking lots of water and exercising regulary can help regulate the level.

  5. The prognosis for a low or decreased level of urobilinogen depends on the underlying cause of the decreased amounts. Decreased levels can cause a blockage of bile passage and failed bile production and like hemolysis a reduction of urobilinogen in urine can cause catastrophic health issues.

  6. Symptoms Of Abnormal High Or Low Levels Of Urobilinogen. High levels of urobilinogen causes light colored stools and dark colored urine due to the fact that uroblinogen is what gives stool their dark color.

  7. Diagnosis Of Abnormal High Or Low Levels Of Urobilinogen. Causes | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Prognosis | Treatment | Prevention. To diagnose abnormal levels of urobilinogen in urine a urinalysis test can be conducted which will measure whether the level is normal, too high or too low.

  8. Prevention Of Abnormal Levels Of Urobilinogen In Urine

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    The best way to prevent decreased, or low amounts of urobilinogen in urine is to replenish the good bacteria in your gut after antibiotic usage by eating things like yogurt with live cultures and getting lots of excercise.

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