How to solve neonatal jaundice? What are the causes and symptoms of neonatal jaundice?

The causes and symptoms of neonatal jaundice are relatively complex. For example, if the liver function of the body is impaired and the body has too little bilirubin, it may cause abnormal skin color, vomiting or mental depression in the newborn. It is necessary to promote the recovery of the newborn's body through phototherapy, diet therapy, and chemotherapy. The physical changes of the newborn should be observed and the treatment should be adhered to. If the newborn has more bilirubin in the body, coupled with liver metabolism disorders, neonatal jaundice may occur, which is manifested as abnormal skin color or nausea and vomiting. It is necessary to choose appropriate methods for treatment, such as phototherapy, exchange transfusion therapy or drug conditioning. So what are the symptoms and causes of neonatal jaundice? How to treat jaundice? The physical fitness of newborns is relatively poor. If the bilirubin metabolism of the newborn is abnormal, coupled with decreased immune function, neonatal jaundice may occur, which is mainly manifested as yellow facial skin. Some people may experience mental depression, anorexia or poor physical reaction ability. If it is not treated for a long time, it may also cause frequent vomiting or thin body. Neonatal jaundice may also cause some complications, such as sepsis or pneumonia, which may cause damage to the nervous system. Parents need to send their children to the hospital for routine blood tests, liver function tests, B-ultrasound tests and routine urine tests. They need to give the newborns enough water, seek the help of a doctor, and use some drugs to relieve vomiting and improve immune function. There are many ways to treat neonatal jaundice, such as phototherapy, transfusion therapy or supportive therapy. Phototherapy can promote skin recovery, and transfusion therapy can reduce the body's bilirubin. Supportive therapy refers to supplementing the body's nutrition and keeping the body warm to avoid secondary injuries or hunger. Parents should pay attention to observe the physical changes of the newborn. It can be seen that neonatal jaundice, a disease that affects newborns, is mainly caused by factors such as too little bilirubin production, liver dysfunction or bacterial infection. The child needs to be sent to the hospital for examination, such as liver function tests, routine blood tests and routine urine tests. Some drugs can be used for treatment, and phototherapy, transfusion therapy or supportive therapy can also be performed.