Persistent jaundice in a newborn for two weeks may indicate pathological jaundice. It is recommended to visit a hospital to check the cause and receive treatment.

Jaundice in newborns typically resolves within two weeks after birth, but if it hasn’t subsided after 47 days, it may be pathological jaundice. It is recommended to consult a doctor and consider appropriate treatment.

Inquires whether it is normal for a newborn’s navel to shed accompanied by bleeding, and provides treatment methods.

A newborn’s testicles being of different sizes is usually caused by hydrocele, which may absorb on its own. If it does not, surgical treatment may be considered.

Inquire whether it is normal for a newborn’s thumb to always be bent when the hand is opened, and whether it is necessary to start training them to straighten it out.

Typically, a newborn’s umbilical cord falls off naturally within about a week after birth. If it has not fallen off by the expected time, it is important to carefully observe for any signs of secretion or infection at the cord’s attachment site.

It is a common phenomenon for a newborn’s vaginal opening to be open after birth, and it usually does not require any special treatment.

Inquire about the normality of a nine and a half-month-old baby having three bowel movements a day, as well as possible causes and treatment methods.

A nine-and-a-half-month-old baby has three bowel movements a day. The question is whether this is normal and if it’s related to eating too much.

A parent inquires whether it is normal for their nine-month-old daughter not to crawl and if her vocal development is normal.