Patient's question:
Female, 32 years old, as a new mother, found her child had abnormalities, and later learned it was jaundice. Please ask: Can jaundice be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Indirect bilirubin decreased, common hepatitis B and C should be excluded. If both are negative, it may be congenital non-hemolytic jaundice, which is caused by congenital enzyme deficiencies in hepatocytes for the uptake, fusion, and metabolism of bilirubin. It usually does not require treatment, and the condition is generally good, requiring regular follow-up. Then, the patient should maintain a light diet, keep a positive mood, avoid staying up late and late nights, ensure adequate sleep time, and also maintain a habit of exercise. In daily life, it is also crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness, and never overeat.