Patient's question:
Jaundice in the child, generally well spirits, normal appetite, not very good deep sleep, bowel movements nearly 6 to 8 times daily in recent days, current weight is 4.6KG. A week ago, high fever reached 38 degrees. Previous treatment and effectiveness: After the high fever, treated at the hospital for 4 days...Doctor's answer:
Pathological jaundice is a group of diseases caused by a combination of many factors. Common types of jaundice include hemolytic jaundice, infectious jaundice, obstructive jaundice, breast milk jaundice, etc. Jaundice caused by different reasons has different characteristics. You may have infectious jaundice. Infectious jaundice is primarily caused by viral or bacterial infections that damage liver cell function, leading to jaundice. Viral infections are often congenital, with cytomegalovirus and hepatitis B virus infections being the most common. Other infectious agents include rubella virus, EB virus, and toxoplasma, which are relatively rare. Bacterial infections are most commonly seen in septicemia jaundice. The characteristics of jaundice are the persistence of jaundice after the resolution of physiological jaundice, or the recurrence of persistent jaundice after the disappearance of physiological jaundice.