A bilirubin level of 230 for a 10-day-old baby is within the normal range, but it’s important to note that persistent or increasing jaundice may require further examination and treatment.

Understand the normal range of jaundice in 8-day-old newborns, as well as how to differentiate between physiological and pathological jaundice.

Learn about the normal range of newborn jaundice index and treatment suggestions for pathological jaundice.

Understand the normal range of newborn jaundice levels, and how to handle situations with slightly elevated jaundice values, including methods such as blue light therapy, traditional Chinese medicine control, and temporary breastfeeding cessation.

Explore how newborns with jaundice can improve their symptoms through dietary and treatment methods.

Learn about the type of glucose to choose for newborns with jaundice to promote recovery, and discuss the importance of daily care and observation.

When a newborn shows signs of jaundice, medication can be taken under a doctor’s guidance for treatment. Although the medication may cause gastrointestinal discomfort, most cases of jaundice are physiological and will gradually fade. During this period, providing the baby with adequate water intake can help alleviate jaundice.

My baby is one month old and has been experiencing this symptom for a long time, but the situation hasn’t improved. I want to go to the hospital for a system check. What medication should a newborn with high jaundice levels take?

Your baby is one month old and still has a yellowish face. How should you help your baby get rid of the jaundice? What should be done about the jaundice?

Newborn pneumonia, newborn jaundice, and intracranial hemorrhage are serious newborn diseases that require attention.