Newborn jaundice is a common issue, where the baby’s skin may appear yellowish. At this time, mothers should pay attention to their diet, maintaining a light and balanced nutrition, avoiding irritating, greasy, or cold foods to prevent affecting the baby’s health. At the same time, supplementing calcium can help the baby grow healthily. Besides using calcium supplements, it can also be obtained from daily diet, such as milk, yogurt, oysters, seaweed, etc., which are all good sources of calcium.
Understand the treatment methods and timeline for newborn jaundice, and distinguish between physiological and pathological jaundice.
Even though the newborn’s skin shows jaundice, the eyes do not appear yellow. If the skin continues to turn yellow, it is advisable to take the child to the hospital for a detailed examination.
If a baby’s face turns yellow at 38 days old, it may be due to jaundice. It is recommended that parents take their child to the hospital for examination and treatment under the guidance of a doctor, and avoid using unknown medications.
Discuss whether newborn jaundice can cause the eyes to turn yellow, and the recovery after jaundice treatment.
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A newborn who just turned a month old is experiencing a curved and slightly thinner right leg. The knee touch and foot sole grasp reactions are slower compared to the other leg. Accompanied by symptoms such as sweating at the back of the neck, waking up at night, and crying. Parents are worried about a possible illness, but local hospitals cannot provide a definitive diagnosis due to the child’s young age. Seeking professional advice.
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