Parents inquire about the jaundice index measured by transcutaneous measurement on the third day after their baby’s birth, as well as the subsequent treatment and changes in the index.

Newborn’s jaundice index at 14.5, seeking information on abnormalities and solutions

Questions regarding a newborn’s high jaundice index and rising myocardial enzymes 12 days after birth.

What is the newborn jaundice index?

Measurement of newborn jaundice index and treatment methods, especially the blue light therapy for pathological jaundice.

Differences in the Jaundice Index Range for Newborns, Physiological, and Pathological Jaundice

High jaundice in newborns is normal. Normally, the jaundice index in newborns should not exceed 12.9mg/dl. As long as it does not exceed 15 milligrams, it is basically physiological jaundice. Physiological jaundice can regress on its own.

The Severity and Treatment of Newborn Jaundice

Detailed Questions and Answers About Newborn Jaundice

How to Solve the Problem of High Newborn Jaundice