Patient's question:
My child was just born, not particularly long, about five or six weeks, so they are still considered a newborn. So, if？This seems to be a condition that is relatively difficult to treat.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, consider pathological jaundice. There are several possible causes, including breastfeeding jaundice, liver and biliary diseases, and blood type incompatibility, among others. It is recommended to visit the neonatal department of the hospital. Oral medication combined with blue light therapy is suggested to treat jaundice and prevent bilirubin encephalopathy. Under the guidance of a doctor, you may appropriately increase probiotics. Encourage your baby to have frequent bowel movements. Frequent defecation helps to reduce jaundice! Regular monitoring of bilirubin levels at the hospital is necessary! Blue light therapy generally has minimal side effects on children!