A newborn’s total bilirubin level of 338 is elevated, which may lead to brain damage and requires active treatment.

12-Month-Old Female Case Description: The baby was born 6 days ago with a bilirubin level of 22 and a total bilirubin in the blood of 338. The local doctor suggested transferring to a provincial hospital and possibly needing a blood transfusion. Is this condition really that serious?

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