Offer professional breast milk storage advice to ensure the baby receives nutrition during hospitalization.

After blue light therapy for newborn jaundice, if the bilirubin level drops to 9, can the baby be discharged?

Discuss the possibility of treating neonatal hemolytic disease, including methods such as blue light therapy and blood exchange therapy, as well as the potential for sequelae and breastfeeding issues after discharge.

Discussing the information regarding whether newborn jaundice that appears after blue light therapy can be treated again.

Jaundice appearing within the first 28 days of a newborn’s life can be categorized into physiological jaundice and pathological jaundice. If it’s physiological jaundice, there’s no need to worry as it will resolve on its own. However, if it’s pathological jaundice, it is recommended to check liver function to determine if the bilirubin is decreasing indirectly or increasing directly, or both. If the basis is indirect bilirubin decrease, blue light therapy can be used to reduce the jaundice.

Discuss the effectiveness of rice flower as an alternative treatment for neonatal jaundice and provide professional medical advice.

Discuss whether the cost of blue light treatment for neonatal jaundice can be compensated through the rural cooperative medical system.

Discuss the clinical manifestations and treatment methods of neonatal hemolytic disease, including jaundice, anemia, blue light therapy, and exchange transfusion, etc.

Discuss the management methods when neonatal jaundice treatment is ineffective, including blue light therapy, the diagnosis of breastfeeding jaundice, and the selection of oral medication treatment.

When neonatal jaundice persists, consider blue light therapy and liver function tests to ensure the baby’s health.