Patient's question:
The child has high bilirubin levels. This condition has persisted for some time, and as parents, we are very concerned. We hope the doctor can provide some advice.Doctor's answer:
This may be drug-induced hepatotoxicity, with elevated bilirubin, which is relatively common in clinical practice. This is because bilirubin is produced from the destruction of red blood cells after birth, leading to an excess of bilirubin production. In this case, you can add some supplementary foods and grind them into soy milk. Soy-based supplementary foods are very helpful in reducing bilirubin levels. Rest properly, maintain a balanced diet, and regularly check liver function to closely monitor the progression of the condition.