Patient's question:
My son was hospitalized due to high fever when he was more than twenty days old. The doctor said there were high levels of something called jaundice-related enzymes like ALT, AST, and heme. Then a blood test revealed cytomegalovirus. Now my son is seven years old, and he has slightly yellow and dark skin, but everything else is normal. I want to ask if this is normal.Medical History and Treatment Effects:
- Hospitalized for twelve days.
- Treated with ganciclovir.
- Liver function tests at the hospital were normal.
Seeking Help:
Hello, what can I do about my child's yellow complexion?
Doctor's answer:
Neonatal jaundice can be both a physiological phenomenon and a primary manifestation of various different diseases. Due to my lack of understanding of your specific situation, I am unable to provide you with detailed guidance. If it is convenient for you, you can communicate directly with me for more detailed guidance! The above is advice on the question "Does neonatal jaundice with cytomegalovirus positivity have sequelae?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!