How is it determined when infant jaundice subsides, and where can the lack of subsidence be most clearly identified?

Patient's question:

How is it determined when infant jaundice subsides, and where can the lack of subsidence be most clearly identified?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the most sensitive sign is the disappearance of scleral jaundice. If the sclera is completely free of yellowing, the disappearance is considered better. Of course, checking the blood is the most accurate method.

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