How to handle the issue of newborn jaundice not subsiding after delivery?

Newborn jaundice that has not subsided may be a physiological process, or it may require further medical evaluation and treatment.

Discuss the treatment methods for persistent newborn jaundice, including bilirubin measurement and corresponding treatment recommendations.

When a newborn’s jaundice persists and does not subside, what should parents do to seek professional medical advice and treatment methods.

A one-month-old baby has an elevated bilirubin level. After medication and blood tests, the level remains high. Urges timely medical attention and adherence to medical instructions.

Discuss the normal range of newborn jaundice and how to handle cases with elevated jaundice levels.

The screening of newborn jaundice is mainly done through instrumental measurement of skin jaundice, without the need for blood tests. However, if pathological jaundice is detected, further blood tests may be conducted.

Understand the correct operation methods of the newborn jaundice test to ensure the health of newborns.

A newborn’s jaundice test reads 17, which may indicate physiological jaundice. It is recommended to undergo blue light therapy.

When a baby develops jaundice after birth, how can parents determine if it’s physiological or pathological, and what observations and precautions should be taken after treatment?