Patient's question:
Nasal congestion. Nasal discharge. Fast breathing. Excessive yellow skin on the face.Test results: Bilirubin 15.16.15
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Treated for a few days. Not effective.
Doctor's answer:
The clinical diagnostic criteria for pathological jaundice include the occurrence of jaundice within 24 hours after birth, which gradually worsens, and the identification of the underlying primary disease. If the diagnosis is neonatal pneumonia, then the cause of jaundice is due to infection. In addition to using silver yellow particles or oral liquid, as well as blue light therapy, it is also primarily important to control the infection. I hope my answer is helpful to you! Wishing you good health.