Patient's question:
Negative albumin 32 total protein 46 globulin 14 glutamyl transpeptidase 86 indirect bilirubin 259 total bilirubin 264 platelets 321 lymphocyte count 4.5 lymphocyte ratio 54.3 mean corpuscular hemoglobin 36.8 red blood cells...Doctor's answer:
Based on the above description, it is more likely that jaundice is present. The outcome of this condition is related to factors such as the nature of jaundice, the strength of the constitution, and treatment and nursing care. Although Yang jaundice, Yin jaundice, and acute jaundice have different characteristics and varying degrees of severity, they can transform into one another under certain conditions.The treatment of this condition primarily involves surgery and phototherapy.
① Surgery: If indirect bilirubin in the serum is below 20 mg/dL (342 μmol/L), surgical intervention is required. Blood donors must undergo a screening test for G6PD deficiency and must not have G6PD deficiency to donate blood to avoid postoperative complications.
Wishing your baby a speedy recovery.