Patient's question:
On the sixth day of the newborn's birth, with a jaundice level of 240, is it considered high? Should blood be tested? How should the treatment be carried out?Doctor's answer:
Normal jaundice duration: 204, preterm: 255, your baby's 240 is not high. If there is no crying, you can continue to observe and monitor the jaundice level according to the reaction to milk, etc. Guidance: drink more water, closely monitor the jaundice level. You can try stopping breastfeeding and switching to formula feeding to eliminate the issue of breast milk jaundice.Are you using sugar water or plain water to replace cold water? You might ask: What are the shadows under the skin of children's hospitals? Is it necessary to have an MRI? Does it work? I haven't gone back to the hospital. If the baby doesn't cry, hemolytic reactions won't be considered based on symptoms from milk.