Patient's question:
Newborn physiological jaundice is high, must be hospitalized for blue light treatment? How to treat high physiological jaundice in newborns? How to treat high physiological jaundice in newborns?Doctor's answer:
Neonatal physiological jaundice is generally mild in symptoms. If the jaundice level is not particularly high, hospitalization is not required for treatment. It should be based on the child's serum bilirubin level and clinical diagnostic symptoms. Since the baby is a newborn, excessive amounts of injections cannot be administered. Therefore, when injecting serum bilirubin (a hormone), the dosage is very small, but it is administered twice daily for three consecutive days.