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Doctor's answer:
If your child's jaundice is not severe, just mild, and they are eating well and have no abnormal urination or defecation, it is recommended to treat at home first. First, provide an appropriate amount of sugar water to help eliminate jaundice and prevent the child from having low body temperature. Under the guidance of a doctor, oral herbal preparations for jaundice can be administered, such as Yin Zhi Huang.If the child's jaundice is significant, it is advisable to go to the hospital for bilirubin and liver function tests. Hospitalization may be necessary if treatment is required. (There is no need to worry too much, as hyperbilirubinemia is a common condition in pediatrics and can usually be cured quickly with proper treatment.)
Common treatment methods include the following:
First: Phototherapy, which generally has two methods—blue light boxes and specialized blue light tubes. During treatment, black eye masks should be used to protect the eyes. Except for diapers, other parts of the body should be exposed. This is the best treatment method.
Second: Medication, including fluid supplementation, liver-protecting and jaundice-reducing herbal medicines, albumin, plasma, etc.