Newborn Jaundice FAQ
Newborn jaundice may be caused by excessive red blood cell breakdown and immature liver function.
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice FAQ
Common questions and answers about newborn jaundice
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Hospitalization Process
How long does it take for a newborn with jaundice to be discharged from the hospital after treatment?
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index
A jaundice index of 12 milligrams per 100 milliliters indicates that there are 12 milligrams of bilirubin in 100 milliliters of blood. Normally, 60% of full-term newborns and 80% of premature infants will experience jaundice within the first week of life due to underdeveloped liver function.
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index and Symptoms
The range of newborn jaundice index and possible symptoms
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index at 21, Showing Seizure Symptoms
A newborn with a jaundice index of 21 is experiencing seizures again, which may affect brain function. It is crucial to monitor closely and seek medical attention promptly.
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index Concerns
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.
2 minutes to read
Newborn Jaundice Index High
Newborn’s jaundice index at 14.5, seeking information on abnormalities and solutions
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index High, Concerns About Rising Myocardial Enzymes
Questions regarding a newborn’s high jaundice index and rising myocardial enzymes 12 days after birth.
One minute to read
Newborn Jaundice Index Issues
What is the newborn jaundice index?
One minute to read