Patient's question:
A child just born doesn't know what's wrong, there are always red spots on their body, and they are spitting up milk. Please ask how to deal with jaundice that hasn't gone away after two months?Doctor's answer:
The resolution of breast milk jaundice usually takes 2-3 months. The jaundice itself has no impact on the child, so there is no need to worry—just wait for it to naturally subside. The child's gastrointestinal function is weak, so avoid adding any burden. You can give Bifidobacterium breve capsules, three per day.Lactation and bottle-feeding require entirely different techniques, and bottle-feeding can lead to faster milk intake than breastfeeding. For newborns under six weeks, mixed feeding is most likely to cause nipple confusion, either by rejecting the nipple or due to incorrect latching.