Is jaundice in newborns easy to treat?

Patient's question:

Female, 2 months of illness/symptoms: Newborn jaundice in newborns is easy to treat, is it easy to relapse

Doctor's answer:

Neonatal jaundice is divided into physiological and pathological types. If it is physiological, it will gradually recover within about two weeks. Generally, there is no problem. If it is pathological, it depends on what caused it. Examples include hemolysis, obstruction, infection, and breastfeeding, among others.
Guidelines: Generally, if treated, infectious diseases and breastfeeding have a good prognosis. Obstruction depends on what is obstructing and whether the factors causing the obstruction are eliminated. Generally, surgery can be performed, and the prognosis will be better if improvement is achieved.