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Is a Newborn’s Jaundice Level of 16.2 Severe?

A newborn’s jaundice level of 16.2 is relatively high, which may require further examination and treatment.
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  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
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Is a Newborn’s Jaundice Level of 164 Normal?

Questions about whether a newborn’s jaundice level of 164 is normal and how to deal with it.
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  • Medicine
  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
  • Treatment
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Is a Newborn’s Jaundice Level of 24 on the Third Day High?

Is a newborn’s jaundice index reaching 24 on the third day abnormal?
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  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
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Is a Newborn’s Jaundice Level of 7.2 High?

Two months after birth, the baby’s face has a jaundice level of 7.2. Inquire whether this condition is severe, if it’s possible to receive vaccinations, and how to handle the situation.
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  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
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Is a Newborn’s Jaundice Level of 92 Normal?

Is it normal for a newborn’s jaundice to not have subsided after a month?
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  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
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Is a Newborn’s Temperature of 37.3°C a Fever?

Is a newborn’s temperature of 37.3°C normal?
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  • Newborn
  • Health
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Is a Newborn’s White Blood Cell Count of 180,000 Abnormal?

What is the normal range for a newborn’s white blood cell count and what are the criteria for diagnosing pneumonia?
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  • Newborn
  • White Blood Cells
  • Health
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Is a Newborn’s Yellow Nasal Mucus a Sign of a Cold?

If a newborn has yellow nasal mucus, is it a sign of a cold?
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  • Newborn
  • Health
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Is a One-Month-Old Baby’s Jaundice Normal?

Suggestions for determining if a one-month-old baby’s jaundice is normal
  • FAQ
  • Newborn
  • Jaundice
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Is Baby Vomiting Related to Mom’s Chinese Medicine Use?

Newborn vomiting may be related to the mother’s use of Chinese medicine. It is recommended to discontinue the medication, observe the baby’s condition, take oral probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, and pay attention to breastfeeding posture and speed, as well as burping after feeding to prevent vomiting.
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  • Newborn
  • Vomiting
  • Chinese Medicine
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