Patient's question:
Female, 34 years old, as a new mother, found her child had abnormalities, and later learned it was jaundice. Please ask: Can newborn jaundice be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the clinical diagnosis and treatment for neonatal jaundice can be cured. The commonly used methods include phototherapy, which involves continuous or intermittent irradiation to increase bilirubin levels, or medication, often using immunoglobulins, phenobarbital, and other drugs. For severe cases, functional therapy is primarily administered. Then, patients should pay attention to maintaining a light diet, keeping a positive mood, avoiding staying up late or late nights, and ensuring sufficient sleep time. Additionally, it is important to maintain a habit of exercise. In daily life, it is also crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness, and refrain from overeating.