Patient's question:
My daughter hasn't even reached her full moon yet, but she has developed jaundice all over her body. She keeps crying. The neighbors who came to visit said it's something every child must go through and will be fine in a few days. But seeing how much pain the child is in, I'm also very troubled. I'd like to ask the doctor how to treat neonatal jaundice.Doctor's answer:
Infants with jaundice are considered to have pathological jaundice. If it lasts for a long time, they need treatment rather than ignoring it. You can go to the hospital to check the jaundice index. If the jaundice index is not too high, medication can be used to regulate it. Probiotics can be used to regulate the reaction of medication stimulating the stomach and intestines. You can get some good sunlight. If the jaundice index is too high, you need blue light treatment.