A newborn’s bilirubin level is slightly elevated at 30 days old, and it is recommended to observe and appropriately treat the condition.

Treatment recommendations for neonatal jaundice, including the possibility of stopping breastfeeding and alternative feeding plans with formula milk.

If a newborn’s bilirubin level reaches 254 within 48 hours of birth, it is recommended to seek professional medical assistance.

A newborn with a bilirubin level of 15 on the 11th day after birth has a hematoma on the head. After four days of blue light therapy, the bilirubin level dropped to 12, but two days after returning home, the level rose back to 15, and the hematoma slightly increased. How should it be handled?

Side effects and safety of blue light therapy for neonatal jaundice

If neonatal jaundice persists for a month without improvement, it is recommended to undergo a blood test and temporarily stop breastfeeding for three days to observe.

A twenty-day-old girl was diagnosed with a fever and abdominal swelling, requiring hospitalization. Parents are questioning whether there is indeed an abdominal swelling issue.

A two-and-a-half-year-old girl was born with jaundice and is suspected of having her growth affected. The doctor provided nutrition and trace element recommendations.

An Overview of the Types and Symptoms of Baby Jaundice

If your baby is three months old and still has jaundice with an unknown cause, further examination and treatment may be necessary.