Patient's question:
What are the potential sequelae of "hemolytic jaundice"? Are there any good methods? Can it be cured? Please give some advice from a doctor.Doctor's answer:
The damage caused by neonatal hemolytic jaundice is primarily "brain damage," but this damage is largely "reversible" with timely treatment and will not result in permanent harm. Symptoms include:1. Newborns may exhibit drowsiness, poor responsiveness, weak sucking ability, reduced reflexes, and decreased muscle tone. Occasionally, they may cry out or vomit.
2. This typically lasts for about 12–24 hours. This is the milder case. If the condition worsens, it may progress to the spastic phase, where severe neurological symptoms will appear.