Will jaundice come back after it subsides?

Jaundice is a symptom of a disease, and also a disease. It often occurs in newborns and some patients with liver disease. In fact, jaundice is mostly caused by liver dysfunction, which is very harmful to patients. So, will jaundice recur after it subsides? The answer is yes, so jaundice must be prevented. Let's learn more about it below.

Actively prevent liver disease in daily life. Eat less high-cholesterol foods containing animal fat, eat more high-protein foods rich in vitamins and various amino acids, insist on physical exercise, and control weight gain to help prevent fatty liver.

Secondly, regular physical examinations are also crucial to prevent the early onset of cirrhosis. Most hepatitis cases have no obvious clinical symptoms, and hepatitis activity can only be detected through examinations; patients with recurrent hepatitis activity or long-term uncured hepatitis must also undergo regular ultrasound examinations or other liver cirrhosis indicator examinations.

Stem cell therapy has the best effect. The usual clinical practice of stem cell technology for the treatment of liver cirrhosis is to extract tissue stem cells that can develop into organs or tissues from autologous bone marrow, and then transfuse them into the patient's diseased liver area after separation, purification, amplification, and culture. These stem cells transfused into the diseased liver are like implanted seeds, which gradually differentiate under the induction of the liver microenvironment. These newly differentiated cells have the specific phenotype and morphology of stem cells, as well as the functions of stem cells. At this point, stem cells can participate in the repair and reconstruction of liver structure, improve liver function, and migrate to the diseased area of ​​the liver to achieve the purpose of treating liver cirrhosis.

Observation of feeding milk amount Physiological jaundice and breast milk jaundice do not affect the baby's diet. This is also the reason why parents do not pay attention to it. They think that the child is normal to breastfeed and the body is not sick. In fact, parents lack relevant knowledge about jaundice, which should attract the attention of parents. If the baby refuses to breastfeed, has difficulty in feeding, sucking weakly, etc., it should be taken seriously and treated in time to prevent the occurrence of kernicterus.

Observation of feeding milk amount Physiological jaundice and breast milk jaundice do not affect the baby's diet. This is also the reason why parents do not pay attention to it. They think that the child is normal to breastfeed and the body is not sick. In fact, parents lack relevant knowledge about jaundice, which should attract the attention of parents. If the baby refuses to breastfeed, has difficulty in feeding, sucking weakly, etc., it should be taken seriously and treated in time to prevent the occurrence of kernicterus.

That’s all we have to say about jaundice. No matter what kind of disease it is, we should seek medical treatment in time to avoid delaying treatment, especially severe hemolytic jaundice. If not treated in time, the damage to the baby’s brain is serious.