Is neonatal jaundice a sepsis infection?

Is neonatal jaundice a sepsis infection?

1. Neonatal jaundice and sepsis are generally not contagious. Patients with jaundice and sepsis must actively cooperate with doctors in treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.

2. Neonatal jaundice sepsis is usually caused by sepsis in patients, with more severe symptoms, which have accumulated to liver function, leading to liver failure or abnormal jaundice. Neonatal sepsis is related to infectious factors, which can cause drowsiness, fever, poor response, etc. As the condition worsens, it can cause jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, shock, vomiting, abdominal pain, pneumonia, and meningitis may also be combined. Although neonatal jaundice sepsis will have a certain impact on health, there will be no infection. Although neonatal jaundice sepsis will have a certain impact on health, there will be no infection. After suffering from jaundice sepsis, anti-infection treatment is required under the guidance of a doctor. The drugs used generally include amoxicillin sodium injection, ceftriaxone sodium injection, azithromycin injection, etc. After the disease, as long as you actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, you can prevent sequelae.

3. During the treatment process, you must keep warm and add clothes in time according to weather changes to avoid colds, which will affect the recovery of the disease and may also cause the disease to worsen.