Patient's question:
A 1-year-old child has only been a few months old, but the jaundice on his face is particularly severe. It slightly subsides at night, and the doctor says it's. The elderly in the family say it doesn't need treatment and will improve over time. I want to know what the harm of is to the child? What are the dangers of for children?Doctor's answer:
The main symptom of jaundice is yellowing of the skin. It can be easily seen with the naked eye shortly after a baby is born. In most cases, the symptoms are not very serious, so they do not require special treatment—the child will recover on its own. However, if the symptoms are severe, laser treatment is necessary. If jaundice is not treated promptly, it can cause significant harm to the child's body.