ABO hemolytic jaundice specific introduction

Everyone may have developed a fear of ABO hemolytic jaundice. Indeed, this disease not only tortures us physically and mentally, but also costs us huge medical expenses, which is unbearable. Therefore, seeking better treatment methods has become the need of many patients with hemolytic jaundice. Below I will introduce the treatment methods of ABO hemolytic jaundice.

Treatment:

In mild cases, ABO hemolytic jaundice is light yellow and limited to the face and neck, or spreads to the trunk. The sclera may also be yellow and then disappear after 2 to 3 days, and the skin color returns to normal on the 5th to 6th day. In severe cases, jaundice may spread to the head and then the feet and spread throughout the body. Vomitus and cerebrospinal fluid may also be yellow for more than a week. In particular, some premature infants may persist for up to 4 weeks. Their stool is still yellow and there is no bilirubin in the urine. 2. The color of jaundice is light pink in mild cases and darker in severe cases, but the skin is rosy yellow with a hint of red. 3. Jaundice is mostly found on the trunk, sclera and proximal limbs, usually not exceeding the elbows and knees. 4. The general condition of the newborn is good, with no anemia, no hepatosplenomegaly, normal liver function, and no kernicterus. 5. Physiological jaundice is more common in premature infants than in full-term infants, and may appear slightly later by 1 to 2 weeks. The more severe the jaundice is, the slower it disappears, which may be delayed to 2 to 4 weeks.

Treatment:

1) Burn two grapefruit peels into ashes and grind into powder. Take 5-10 grams after meals every day, 1-3 times. It is effective. 2) Take 50 grams of peach bark, boil it into a soup, and take it in two doses on an empty stomach. Take it for one week and you will see the effect. 3) Use a handful of raw Imperata root, chop it into small pieces, and stew it with 500 grams of pork. 4) Take a small handful of peach roots as thick as chopsticks, chop them into small pieces, boil them into a thick soup, and drink it all at once on an empty stomach. After the jaundice has dissipated, you can drink a glass of sake from time to time, which will make the jaundice dissipate more easily. Avoid eating hot noodles, pork, fish, etc. Foods suitable for patients with jaundice include: Corn silk is suitable for treating hemolytic jaundice, obstructive jaundice caused by cholecystitis and gallstones, or jaundice caused by hepatitis. Use 60 to 100 grams of dry corn silk every day, boil it in water and drink it instead of tea.

The above content introduces us to the treatment methods of hemolytic jaundice. Through these treatment methods, we can learn to treat ourselves and reduce some of the burden on our family. I believe everyone will gain something from the above content!