Explore the physiological causes of neonatal jaundice, including polycythemia and underdeveloped liver function.

Discussing the situation of elevated direct bilirubin levels in a daughter’s physical examination, along with corresponding medical advice and follow-up treatment.

Children with acute hepatitis should focus on rest and avoid excessive activity to promote recovery.

Discuss the causes and treatment methods of baby jaundice, emphasizing the importance of identifying the type of jaundice first.

A child’s fever may lead to liver damage, which can result in symptoms such as elevated transaminases.

An 8-month-old baby has an abnormal liver function. After one month of taking liver protection medicine, the effect is not obvious. After a detailed examination, no abnormalities were found, and the doctor recommended discontinuing the medicine and re-examination after one month. However, the baby recently developed cough and excessive phlegm symptoms. How should one handle this situation?

A young baby underwent a liver function test, and the report showed elevated levels of total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, and indirect bilirubin. Other indicators such as albumin, globulin, alanine aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase, alkaline phosphatase, and glutaminase were also abnormal. Parents are worried that the baby may have hepatitis, and the doctor recommends further examination to determine the cause and provide treatment.

Inquiring about the normality of a baby’s liver function test results and whether further examination is needed.

Understanding the duration of neonatal jaundice liver function, and how to deal with persistent jaundice that does not recede.

Recurring jaundice in premature infants prompts experts to rule out anemia possibility and strengthen antimicrobial treatment.