Does neonatal jaundice require intravenous infusion?

In our lives, neonatal jaundice is a very common phenomenon. Most neonatal jaundice will cause some yellow skin rashes on the skin. Parents can treat this condition by exposing their babies to the sun in time, because babies are protected in the mother's womb before birth, and after birth, they will form a protective film for themselves, which can easily cause jaundice. So does neonatal jaundice require infusion?

Steps/Methods:

1 Every newborn may develop jaundice, which is caused by the baby's amniotic fluid. If the amniotic fluid is not spit out after the baby is born, the baby may develop jaundice. However, do not treat jaundice blindly.

2 There are many types of jaundice in children, including hemolytic jaundice, hepatocellular jaundice, physiological jaundice and pathological jaundice. These phenomena must be clearly distinguished so that the child's jaundice can be treated in time.

3 For children's physiological jaundice, let the child rest for a period of time, drink more water, and get more sun. If necessary, give the child glucose to alleviate this phenomenon. However, if it is pathological jaundice, blue light treatment is required and no infusion treatment is needed.

Precautions

When treating children with jaundice, you must pay more attention to the child's jaundice symptoms and pay attention to the child's jaundice level at all times. If it is found to be too high, timely treatment is required. At the same time, you must also observe whether the child has jaundice hepatitis from time to time.