Consider the following medical report that includes the patient's historical health records. Use it to predict the disease that the patient is high likely exposed to. 

 Medical Report: history of present illness: is a 10-day old newborn infant being readmitted with hyperbilirubinemia. she was born on as the 3.260 kilogram product of a 38 and week gestation to a 36-year-old gravida 2, para 0 (now 1) o positive female whose remaining laboratory studies were noncontributory. the pregnancy was unremarkable. the infant by a spontaneous vaginal delivery. she breast fed adequately in the hospital at and was discharged at two days of age on with a total bilirubin of 8.4, a weight of 3.130 kilogram, and followed as an outpatient at center. the infant was admitted on with a total bilirubin of 20.9 and a direct bilirubin of 0.4. weight at that time was 3.190 kilograms, hematocrit was 53.8, and reticulocyte count was 3.4. the infant's blood type was found to be o positive, coombs negative. the only potential contributing factor at that time was a moderate sized cephalhematoma. she was treated with phototherapy and post breast feeding supplementation and was discharged on with a total bilirubin level of 16.1 and a direct bilirubin of 0.3. since that time she had been doing well at home, breast feeding every two to four hours with normal urine and stool output. she has been awakening for feedings appropriately. there has been no fever or emesis noted. bilirubin levels followed by dr. were noted to be gradually increasing to a total bilirubin today of 22, and the infant was referred for readmission. mother is on ibuprofen and a stool softener with no other medications. her diet is unremarkable. she has no history of liver disease or blood disease; however, her husband and his siblings are reported as having had prolonged jaundice in the newborn period. physical examination on presentation: she weighed 3.255 kilograms. the remaining physical examination was essentially within normal limits. a small residual cephalohematoma on the left occipital area was noted. impression: impression of this 10-day old term newborn was with persistent unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia appeared to be most likely breast milk jaundice. summary of hospital course: the following laboratory tests were drawn on her admission to . on , she had a total bilirubin of 21.2/0.5. given phototherapy on , her bilirubin ultimately came down to 14.9. phototherapy lights were decreased ultimately to one overnight, and in the morning of the date of discharge (), the bilirubin was 13.6/0.4. her hematocrit level on was 54 with a reticulocyte count of 3.4 percent. on , her hematocrit was 48.4 with a reticulocyte count of 2.2. both mother and baby were o positive/coombs negative. liver functions were normal. direct coombs on and were negative. a g6pd test was pending. the infant was seen by hematology (dr. ), and he went through all the laboratory tests and reviewed the blood smear which showed normochromic/normocytic red cells with a few spherocytes and poikilcytes of insignificance. he felt it looked normal for a baby of 10 days of age. he concurred and felt that breastmilk jaundice was the most likely diagnosis. he was awaiting the g6pd results, which disease would be very unlikely in a female. a thyroid screen was rechecked with the state, and that was reported as normal. the question of or crigler-najjar disease seemed unlikely with no family history. the plan was made for this infant to be discharged home on a bilirubin blank. dr. will see the baby in the am and repeat the bilirubin level. the baby's weight at discharge was 3.295 kilograms. recommendations: at some point, the infant - as decided by dr. - could come off phototherapy. breast jaundice is known to linger for several weeks. however, if the jaundice level does not decrease overtime, then breast feeding can be stopped for two days and the bilirubin reevaluated. this was discussed with the mother. , md procedure: other phototherapy diagnoses: unspecified fetal and neonatal jaundice 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to