Patient's question:
Newborns typically experience physiological jaundice for about half a month after birth. So, what should be done if a baby has high jaundice?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend. About half a month after a newborn's birth, there is a physiological jaundice, but there is also individual variation. Elevated bilirubin levels manifest as yellowing of the skin and sclera. Generally, if it is only in the blood, it has no significant short-term impact on the child. Currently, the doctor is considering whether it is pathological or physiological. It is appropriate to conduct liver function tests to check. However, these numbers are almost correct, so further tests are needed to differentiate and rule out the diagnosis. Please follow the doctor's advice!