How Long Should a Newborn With Jaundice Take Medication?

Based on what you’ve described, if the baby’s jaundice is physiological, it generally does not require special treatment and can resolve on its own. If it’s pathological jaundice, then treatment for the underlying cause is necessary. If the yellowing is quite severe, appropriate medication can be taken. It usually takes about a week, and around half a month for it to resolve on its own. However, since the baby is young, I recommend that medication should still be administered under a doctor’s guidance.
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How Long Should Newborn Jaundice Be Exposed to Sunlight?

When a baby develops newborn jaundice, appropriate sunbathing can help fade it. It is recommended to expose the baby to sunlight for about 10 minutes, avoiding sunlight passing through glass. Pay attention to keeping the indoor temperature higher and choosing the time between 9 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 6 pm for suitable sunlight exposure. Perform the sunbathing after the baby has eaten and is dry, ensuring the baby drinks enough water.
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How Long Should Newborns Take Probiotics for Jaundice?

The duration for newborns to take oral probiotics should be determined based on specific clinical manifestations, generally, they can stop taking them after jaundice subsides. In addition to timely treatment for newborn jaundice, patients should always maintain a positive attitude to face the disease.
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