That depends on the clinical situation. The age of the infant, premature or full term, type of bilirubin, increasing or not. Blood type and other blood studies. You get more specific answers on this site when you provide detailed background information with any question.You are welcome to start over with that information.
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Agree with Dr. Ferguson. However, if the bilirubin is higher than 15 it is imperative that you consult a doctor.
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There are available charts of Bilirubin levels and various parameters are considered, including the age of the infant. Watch for yellowing of the skin, eyes and vomiting.
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