Patient's question:
My daughter's physical examination revealed that her direct bilirubin is 12, which is high. Is there any good way to address this? Can it be treated? Please give some advice.Doctor's answer:
Please describe your daughter's age. Elevated direct bilirubin is often due to a decline in liver processing function, and it is reasonable for the doctor to recommend a follow-up check. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a follow-up check on the date suggested by the doctor. The normal range for direct bilirubin is 0-3.42. Since your daughter's value is high, a follow-up check is necessary. Do you know if your child has been feeling unwell recently? It is recommended to seek timely treatment to see if it improves.