Recurring newborn jaundice, accompanied by decreased milk intake and drowsiness, may require further examination and blue light treatment.
The duration of newborn jaundice blue light therapy depends on the condition and is generally recommended to be supervised by a professional doctor and completed according to medical instructions.
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Understanding the Normal Range and Treatment of Newborn Jaundice
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Newborn jaundice may cause crying issues. It is recommended to measure the bilirubin index and undergo blue light therapy.
The umbilical cord is the channel that connects the mother to the baby, the place where the baby absorbs nutrition and exchanges blood oxygen and nutrients with the mother.
In normal circumstances, jaundice appearing in newborns within 28 days is referred to as neonatal jaundice; if it occurs after 28 days, it is no longer considered neonatal jaundice. Parents can measure their child’s jaundice index. If it falls within the normal range, there is no need to worry. Due to different units and methods of measurement, the normal values for jaundice also vary. Generally, the jaundice index for a full-month-old baby should be below 100. It is recommended that parents take their child for a measurement.
Rapid breathing in newborns may be caused by physiological or pathological reasons and requires timely medical attention to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment.
