Jaundice Index Judgment and Prognosis

Seeking treatment advice for infants and toddlers with jaundice and cough accompanied by low fever.

Newborn jaundice may have a protective effect, but pathological conditions should be noted

The duration of blue light therapy for infants depends on individual circumstances

Infant jaundice refers to the yellowing of the skin, mucous membranes, and sclera due to abnormal bilirubin metabolism during the neonatal period.

Solutions to the Questions About Jaundice Symptoms and Water Intake in Newborns

Inquiry About My Baby’s Treatment Status

Inquire about possible reasons and management for newborn jaundice levels measured by skin, which are elevated within the first 42 days.

Is a jaundice level of 11.5 in an 8-day-old baby something to worry about?

Newborn bilirubin levels are generally considered normal if they do not exceed 15mg/dL. Observe for any associated symptoms, and if no treatment is required, jaundice typically resolves on its own. If the level is elevated, consider medication such as Phyllanthus granules or blue light therapy. Parents should closely monitor their baby’s condition and seek professional medical diagnosis and treatment if necessary. Avoid self-administering any medication not prescribed by a doctor to prevent adverse effects on the baby.