Explore the prevalence of newborn jaundice and its impact on newborn health, and provide differentiation and treatment suggestions for physiological and pathological jaundice.

Discussing the situation where newborns have yellow skin but not yellow eyes, and whether this indicates a mild condition, as well as how to conduct appropriate medical evaluations and treatments.

After a month of birth, if the baby’s face turns yellow while the forehead remains unchanged, it may be a symptom of physiological jaundice that has not subsided.

Explore the phenomenon of light tea-colored diapers in newborn jaundice, providing parents with professional explanations and advice on jaundice.

Discussing the phenomenon of newborn jaundice, especially whether it is normal if only the limbs do not show yellow.

Discuss the severity of the whitish appearance in newborn jaundice and provide methods for distinguishing between physiological and pathological jaundice.

Understanding the normal index range of newborn jaundice, as well as how to differentiate between physiological and pathological jaundice, provides professional advice for newborn health.

Explore the types, causes, and treatment methods of newborn jaundice, emphasizing the risks and necessary treatments for pathological jaundice.

Discussing professional advice on whether newborns with jaundice after pneumonia treatment should continue with blue light therapy.

Discussing newborn jaundice, the normal range of daily bowel movements for a baby, and how to determine normalcy based on stool shape and the baby’s overall condition.