Patient's question:
I work at Ctrip, and I usually work quite hard. I got married to my husband over a year ago, and now we have our child. The baby was just born recently, but his jaundice level is already over 300. Is it normal for a 14-day-old newborn to have jaundice over 300?Doctor's answer:
The newborn's jaundice level is 300. The baby may have abnormal jaundice. Pathological jaundice in infants is a group of diseases caused by various factors. Common causes of jaundice include hemolytic jaundice, infectious jaundice, obstructive jaundice, breast milk jaundice, etc. When the baby goes to the hospital for treatment, they are usually given blue light or medication to treat jaundice. The normal jaundice level of full-term infants is different from that of premature infants. It is recommended that you consult a doctor in detail about the baby's condition and the rescue methods that need to be taken.