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Is a Newborn’s Bilirubin Level of 12 Normal?

Is a bilirubin level of 12 normal for a baby? A bilirubin level of 12 is relatively high, but it is a common situation. Treatment is needed promptly, and exposure to sunlight can help reduce jaundice. It’s also necessary to determine if breastfeeding jaundice is the cause.
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  • Breastfeeding Jaundice
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Is a Newborn’s Bilirubin Level of 20 Normal?

Discuss the severity of a newborn’s bilirubin level reaching 20 and the corresponding medical treatment, including blue light therapy and blood transfusion therapy.
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  • Newborn Jaundice
  • Pediatrics
  • Jaundice Treatment
  • Bilirubin Level
  • Blue Light Therapy
  • Blood Transfusion Therapy
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Will Neonatal Jaundice Recur After Treatment?

Neonatal jaundice may recur after treatment, possibly related to factors such as infection and breastfeeding. It is recommended to monitor bilirubin levels closely and receive timely treatment if necessary.
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  • Neonatal Jaundice
  • Recurrence
  • Blue Light Therapy
  • Bilirubin Level
  • Infection
  • Breastfeeding
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