Explore the treatment methods for newborn jaundice, including oral medications, sunlight exposure, and blue light therapy, as well as what parents should be aware of.

Discuss appropriate treatment methods for newborn jaundice with a bilirubin index of 14.7, including the examination and treatment of pathological jaundice, as well as the application of phototherapy.

Explore the treatment methods for newborn jaundice with elevated bilirubin levels, including the distinction between physiological and pathological jaundice and corresponding medical advice.

Explore the treatment methods for newborn jaundice with elevated bilirubin levels, including the distinction between physiological and pathological jaundice and corresponding medical advice.

Discuss treatment methods for newborn jaundice with elevated levels, particularly for premature babies and twins, and provide professional medical advice.

Elevated bilirubin levels may be caused by liver diseases or extrinsic diseases, including hemolytic jaundice, blood type incompatibility reactions during blood transfusion, and gallstones.

When the jaundice is clearly caused by breastfeeding, it is not recommended to completely stop breastfeeding, but to adopt a feeding method of small and frequent meals.

The newborn jaundice index is 13.5mg/dl. Blue light therapy is required to alleviate the jaundice.

A newborn jaundice level of 230 within 10 days is normal, as newborns are relatively healthy at this stage. However, if this condition persists, it should be checked and treated by a medical professional. The jaundice index generally does not exceed 15, but a level of 230 is above the normal range. We can go to a regular pediatric department for examination to see what disease is causing it. We can choose medication and phototherapy based on the examination. If it is hemolytic jaundice, we can take blood transfusion therapy, and the specific treatment should be carried out according to the doctor’s advice.

Understanding the color of a newborn’s stool when they have jaundice, and how to determine the type of jaundice by observing the stool color.