Discuss how to appropriately manage medical treatment and daily care when a newborn’s jaundice average level remains at 12 without improvement for 12 days.

Understand the identification methods and care points for newborn jaundice, as well as how to prevent the occurrence of pathological jaundice.

Explore the treatment methods for neonatal high bilirubin levels, especially the management of pathological jaundice.

Learn the correct ways to handle neonatal jaundice, including the characteristics and treatment methods of pathological jaundice.

Discuss the treatment and observation methods for newborns with jaundice accompanied by low blood oxygen levels.

Understanding the common symptoms of infant jaundice, as well as how to differentiate between physiological and pathological jaundice.

Discuss the severity of a 35-day-old baby’s bilirubin level of 18.1 and the corresponding treatment methods.

Discuss the severity of a newborn’s jaundice index reaching 110, as well as the differences and treatment methods between pathological jaundice and breastfeeding jaundice.

Discuss whether a jaundice index of 16 in newborns is pathological, and provide corresponding medical explanations and treatment suggestions.

Most newborns will experience jaundice, usually appearing within the first 3 days of birth and is considered physiological jaundice, which typically subsides around 14 days. If jaundice appears within the first 24 hours after birth, is severe, or progresses rapidly, and recurs after fading, it may be pathological jaundice. If you are unsure about your baby’s condition, it is recommended to consult a doctor for a jaundice test and follow the doctor’s advice for treatment.