A 14-day-old newborn with a high jaundice level of 350 and fever of 38.3°C was hospitalized for treatment. After three days, the jaundice level dropped to 170, and the child’s temperature stabilized at 37.3°C. The pediatrician commented on the elevated bilirubin levels and prescribed antibiotics. I asked if the child still needed to be hospitalized.

Causes of Newborn Jaundice and Insurance Selection Suggestions

Inquiry into whether it is appropriate to frequently feed glucose to a nine-day-old newborn.

Is it appropriate for newborns to take barley malt extract for jaundice?

This article discusses common scenarios and treatment methods for newborn jaundice, as well as whether vaccination should be delayed when the jaundice levels exceed the normal range.

Questions about the safety of vaccinating a newborn with jaundice more than fifty days after birth.

Newborns with jaundice accompanied by vomiting may be due to indigestion or intracranial hemorrhage. Immediate brain examination is recommended to determine the cause and receive timely treatment.

Offering advice on managing newborn vomiting after stopping breastfeeding due to jaundice and switching to formula milk.

Can newborns drink water with jaundice?

Newborns with jaundice may exhibit symptoms of frequent urination and a preference for sugary drinks. Inquiry about the relationship with indoor temperature and humidity and how to handle the situation.