What department does neonatal jaundice belong to?

If you go to a professional children's hospital or a pediatric department of a larger tertiary hospital, there is usually a neonatal clinic, so you can go there, or you can go to a general pediatric clinic. No matter what the situation is, no matter which hospital or doctor you go to, if neonatal jaundice is progressively getting worse, you should go to a larger hospital for examination.

If you go to a smaller hospital, clinic or health center, if there is a pediatric department, you should see a pediatrician. If there is no pediatric department, you should see an internist. If the newborn has high jaundice, the treatment depends on the type of hospital.

Newborn baby's stool is a little red

It is quite common for newborns to have difficulty urinating and defecating. There are two common reasons:

The first is related to the child's own development. The child is still young, the brain and nervous system are not mature, and the ability to control muscles is not perfect.

In addition, the child's abdominal muscles are not well developed, that is, when defecating or urinating, they want to use force, but they can't use it or use it well. This situation will gradually improve as the child grows older and does not require special attention or intervention.

Secondly, parents need to pay attention to the fact that some children who are calcium or vitamin D deficient have high excitability of the nervous system, and they always have trouble sleeping and are prone to crying and making noises. When urinating or defecating, they often interrupt their normal sleep, so they will show such a strenuous situation. It is necessary to give children appropriate supplements of vitamin D and calcium, and this behavior will improve to a certain extent.

Neonatal tumors caused by

Usually, red spots will appear on the skin at birth or within two weeks of birth. As time goes by, the spots will gradually grow larger. If not treated in time, it is easy to leave pigmentation, vascular dilation sequelae, etc. Therefore, once discovered, it is recommended to take active treatment. There are many clinical treatment methods, including electrocoagulation, cryosurgery, surgical resection, radionuclide, skin application therapy, etc. Different methods can be selected for treatment according to different types of hemangiomas, different locations, and different depths.

The reason is that the expansion and proliferation of the vascular network during the embryonic period constitutes a congenital skin developmental abnormality. Infant skin hemangioma is a common benign skin tumor in clinical practice, usually occurring on the head and face.