Patient's question:
A child is born with jaundice. Later, they took the medication prescribed by the hospital. It was reduced a bit later. Now, after crying, jaundice has returned again. What kind of medicine should they take to get rid of the jaundice? What should be noted? What should a newborn with jaundice that doesn't go away eat?Doctor's answer:
According to your description. Pathological jaundice is usually caused by diseases. It leads to abnormal metabolism of bilirubin. It occurs during a specific period in newborns. Making physiological jaundice significantly worse. And confusing it with physiological jaundice. Creating difficulties in diagnosing jaundice. However, pathological jaundice has some characteristics that are different from physiological jaundice. It is best to go to the hospital for further confirmation and examination. Then, treatment should be carried out under the guidance and advice of a doctor.