Why are babies with high jaundice now?

Tell me about my baby, why the jaundice is high, and the hospital is partly responsible.

just after birth, the doctor suggested breast-feeding, that is, letting the child suck, but in the first few days, there was no such thing at all. Just after birth, the newborn should eat more and pull more, and clean up the stool quickly, so that jaundice will not be high.

On the first day of the Lunar New Year, the family next door invited me to arrange milk powder and a triple bed. My other mother and I didn't know about this knowledge at all, and we didn't know much about it. The baby who drank milk powder finished defecating the next day, and the jaundice was only 8.9. However, the baby in our two families was tested for jaundice of 13.14. The key doctor didn't say anything, but said that she would prepare some medicine later.

At last, our baby became more and more yellow after being discharged from the hospital for two days. Finally, he had to be sent to the hospital for blue light, and it was 48 in four days.

That would mean watching so many babies in the hospital have high jaundice and need to be illuminated. I think this hospital is deliberately trying to earn this money, so it is so perfunctory.

Maybe I didn't pay much attention to it before. My mother-in-law didn't help me much, and she didn't know much about it. If the child is black, it's even harder to see it.

As we all know, jaundice mostly appears in newborn babies. Generally speaking, it will begin to appear within two to three days after the baby is born, and the symptoms are mostly yellow staining on the skin and sclera. In fact, this is because a large number of red blood cells in the newborn baby are destroyed at birth, resulting in excessive bilirubin in its body. It greatly exceeds the compensatory ability of the liver and intestine in the baby, which leads to the increase of bilirubin in the baby and then causes the baby to have yellow staining.

Under normal conditions, red blood cells in human blood become unconjugated bilirubin after aging and normal metabolism in blood. After that, this bilirubin will continue to be metabolized in the liver, and eventually become bound bilirubin, which will be stored in the gallbladder or continue to be excreted into the intestine. In the intestine, part of bilirubin is reabsorbed back into the blood for utilization, and the other part is normally excreted by the human body, which maintains the normal content of bilirubin in human blood during the process of systemic circulation. If any of these links is abnormal or faulty, bilirubin in human blood will be stimulated to have a stress reaction, that is, it will increase. Then yellowing will appear in our skin, mucous membranes and other parts, which is called jaundice.

Why is neonatal jaundice high?

medical research believes that during the neonatal period, the number of red blood cells in the baby is relatively large due to the anoxic environment in the mother's fetus. After the baby was born, he had lung breathing, which led to the increase of blood oxygen partial pressure in his body, which led to the rapid destruction of red blood cells and the production of more bilirubin. In addition, during the neonatal period, the baby's liver system is underdeveloped and its enzyme secretion is insufficient, so bilirubin in the body cannot be discharged from the liver.

How long will neonatal jaundice subside?

In fact, it depends on whether jaundice is physiological or pathological. Physiologically, jaundice usually begins to appear two or three days after birth, and will subside in about one to two weeks, with no symptoms of discomfort. Pathological jaundice, on the other hand, occurs early, can occur within 24 hours after birth, and lasts for a long time. Jaundice can not retreat or even deepen in two to three weeks. At the same time, accompanied by symptoms such as abnormal body temperature, vomiting and crying, jaundice can only subside through treatment.

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