Patient's question:
My child was told before being exposed to blue light that the light must be turned off when changing diapers. Later, I searched online and found out that it was to avoid potential fertility issues later on. However, the problem is that Niu Niu has always been taken care of by our grandmother, who has poor memory. Newborn jaundice blue light treatment side effects?Doctor's answer:
The side effects of blue light treatment for neonatal jaundice are relatively minor, making it a relatively safe treatment method. The side effects of blue light treatment may include low fever, rash, diarrhea, and riboflavin deficiency.Blue light treatment is the most common and relatively safe method for treating neonatal jaundice. To prevent harm to the baby's reproductive organs and eyes during light exposure, shielding is provided during the treatment. In the short time between feedings, there is no need for shielding, and there is no cause for concern. Pay attention to your diet, and your body condition is good and healthy.