Patient's question:
Dizziness, feeling weak all over, no appetite, and often feeling like vomiting. The symptoms started a month ago. It's just severe dizziness. After examination, the blood level dropped to 5.3 grams, and the doctor said it was due to high jaundice. Treatment has been ongoing for nearly a month, and now the blood level has risen to 8.1 grams, but it is still unstable.Doctor's answer:
Newborn jaundice is closely related to excessive red blood cells in the body. Once red blood cells are destroyed, bilirubin is produced. This substance directly affects the occurrence of jaundice. It also increases the severity of jaundice and causes harm to the baby's body. Therefore, when this situation occurs, parents must choose a professional hospital to treat their child. Children with high jaundice must seek medical attention promptly to avoid other diseases and life-threatening conditions. After high jaundice occurs, phototherapy can be used as a supplementary treatment. Because sunlight can effectively reduce the harm of this disease to the body, it is also a common treatment method.