Newborn Jaundice Levels and BCG Vaccination
Consultation on Newborn Jaundice Levels and BCG Vaccination
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Newborn Jaundice Levels and Treatment Methods
A two-month-old baby has a facial jaundice level of 7.2, and breastfeeding should be stopped for a few days to observe. Resume vaccination after the jaundice level decreases and returns to normal.
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Newborn Jaundice Levels High: Should You Worry?
The newborn’s bilirubin level reached 15, with insufficient feeding and two days without a bowel movement, should you be concerned?
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Newborn Jaundice Lingers
A 18-day-old baby still has jaundice, has been taking jaundice-reducing medicine for 6 days but has not completely disappeared, the whites of the eyes are still yellow, and inquires whether further treatment is needed.
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Newborn Jaundice Management
High newborn jaundice levels should be investigated and treated symptomatically.
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Newborn Jaundice Management
What to Know About Newborn Jaundice Management
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Newborn Jaundice Management
Newborn Jaundice Management Guide
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Newborn Jaundice Management
How to handle newborn jaundice and thrombocytopenia issues?
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Newborn Jaundice Management
A 7-day-old male newborn, delivered via normal delivery, breastfed, experiencing jaundice.
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Newborn Jaundice Management
A one-month premature newborn, weighing 4.6 pounds, was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia and discharged after a week of hospitalization under blue light treatment. Three days after discharge, the bilirubin index was normal during re-examination, but three days later, it was found that the bilirubin index had reached 130, showing a rebound phenomenon. How should it be handled?
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