Patient's question:
Unable to find the cause of past treatment and its effectiveness: Indirect bilirubin reached 294 umol/L What kind of assistance is needed: Want to know what caused it? How to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Hemolysis jaundice is usually considered when the level is 294 umol/L. Is the patient's skin yellow? In this case, it is necessary to consider whether the blood type of the pregnant woman is incompatible with that of the fetus, or whether the patient has congenital abnormalities or abnormal decomposition metabolism of red blood cells, leading to an increased lifespan of red blood cells and the possibility of red blood cell destruction.Advice: It is currently recommended that you check your blood type and your child's blood type to see if there is a possibility of hemolysis caused by blood type incompatibility. If this condition is present, high-efficiency immunoglobulin or serum transfusion is generally used, and the prognosis is relatively good. If there are cellular abnormalities, treatment may be more complicated, and it is a lifelong condition.