Patient's question:
My baby was just born not long ago, and the doctor said there are signs of jaundice in my baby. I don't really understand this condition, and after searching for a lot of information online, I still haven't figured it out. So, I want to ask, what is the typical paper label for this condition?Doctor's answer:
The normal value of jaundice in full-term infants is different from that in premature infants. Generally, the normal value of jaundice in full-term infants is usually 12.9 mg/100 ml, which means there is less than 12.9 mg of bilirubin in 100 ml of blood. The normal value of jaundice in premature infants is 15 mg/100 ml, meaning the bilirubin level in 100 ml of blood is less than 15 mg. I don't know what the test result of your child is?