Patient's question:
My daughter's jaundice was normal on the second day after birth, but it was 14.7 on the third day. I'm wondering if the high jaundice level is also due to hunger. How many days does it take for blue light treatment to work?Doctor's answer:
The occurrence of jaundice is mainly related to physiological and pathological factors. The baby's condition falls under pathological jaundice. It has been checked and there is no hemolysis, but blue light treatment is still needed, which is beneficial for the early recovery of jaundice. Surprisingly, this is also the reason for the occurrence of jaundice, but it is usually not caused by hunger. The above is the advice for "neonatal jaundice with indirect bilirubin 306". Hope it helps you, and wish you good health!