𝐀 Normal total bilirubin levels for adults typically range from 0.2 to 1.2 mg/dL, though some labs use slightly different ranges . Direct bilirubin should be between 0.0 to 0.3 mg/dL, while indirect bilirubin usually stays below 0.9 mg/dL. A total bilirubin measurement outside its normal range indicates possible liver diseases or blocked bile ducts, or affects blood cell breakage. Watching and learning the to draw blood for total bilirubin levels remains vital for timely medical diagnosis, along with treatment monitoring of numerous health conditions. Learn about bilirubin , a yellow pigment formed from red blood cell breakdown, and how to measure it in blood, urine or amniotic fluid. Find out the normal ranges, causes and symptoms of high or low bilirubin levels in adults and newborns. Discover the total bilirubin normal range and what your results mean. Dr. Nivedita Pandey explains how to interpret your bilirubin levels for better liver health.
