Patient's question:
The child just born doesn't know what's going on, there are always red spots on their body, and they are spitting up milk. Please ask if the infant vaginal atresia is difficult.Doctor's answer:
This surgery is not a major operation, but you need to find a good doctor. It's best if the head of the gynecology department sees you, as they can help repair it better because it still needs shaping and requires hospital treatment. For normal full-term infants, jaundice appears between the second and fourth day, peaks on average between the fourth and fifth day, and disappears within one to two weeks. Premature infants' jaundice persists for a longer duration. The color of jaundice should not be too deep (you can consult a doctor or determine it through blood tests), and the bilirubin level is usually around eleven to twelve milligrams.