Patient's question:
My daughter has been born for a month now. Now my daughter has jaundice. I look at my daughter's face and it's particularly yellow. But there's no way. She will always be my daughter. So I'm now very curious. How long does jaundice last in premature babies?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Premature infants with physiological jaundice can last up to four weeks. If jaundice persists for more than one month or a longer duration, it is necessary to check the jaundice index. If jaundice exceeds 12.9, it indicates an abnormal condition. It is recommended to use blue light or methods to reduce bilirubin for the treatment of children's diseases. It could also be pathological jaundice, requiring differentiation and targeted treatment. Wishing your baby good health.