Patient's question:
Newborn jaundice has been present for 30 days, and it hasn't subsided. What should I do? The medication has been taken continuously, but the condition keeps fluctuating. What can I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello. It's a pleasure to explain this to you. Jaundice in a 30-month-old child still present is pathological jaundice and requires a hospital check to measure bilirubin levels. Active blue light exposure yellow treatment should be given. I don't know if the baby is breastfed. If so, first reduce the amount of breast milk and mainly use formula milk, as this may lead to breast milk jaundice. Try drinking formula milk first to see how it goes. Wish the baby a healthy growth!