It sounds like you're dealing with uncomfortable itching related to an elevated bilirubin level, and you're using a medication for relief.

To provide safe and accurate advice on the daily dosage of your itching medication, it's important to know the exact name and type of the medication you are using. Different medications have different dosing guidelines.

Your bilirubin level of 3.5 mg/dL indicates elevated bilirubin, which can be associated with liver issues causing itching. Managing this condition often requires medical supervision.

Key points to consider:

• Please share the name of the medication you are currently taking for itching.
• Avoid self-adjusting the dose without consulting your healthcare provider.
• Elevated bilirubin and severe itching should be evaluated by a doctor to address the underlying cause and to recommend safe treatment.

If you can provide the medication name, I can help guide you on typical dosing ranges, but ultimately, your doctor’s advice is essential for safe management given your liver condition.

I recommend consulting a hepatologist or a dermatologist who can assess your liver function and itching symptoms to provide appropriate treatment.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.I understand you're experiencing severe itching and are looking for dosage advice. I am not a medical professional and cannot give medical advice. Please provide your age and gender so I can route you to the appropriate resource.