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Baby having jaundice
My baby age 18days ..he suffer jaundice with in 15days...how many days it's cure... bilirubin level for the 1st time 7.5..after 1week again we tested bilirubin level 5.4...
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Jaundice in babies generally happens , and as long it is below a certain level , no need to worry.
The levels will subside by 3 - 4 weeks in some babies. That also normal.
The levels you have written are quiet low and you need not worry.
Ensure good feeding, regular stools and urine .
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So it's in the physiological range
No intervention needed
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EBF with burping
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Hello,
It's ok with this billirubin levels.
Nothing is required.
Will settle soon.
Take care.
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Dr. Richa Rashmi
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Keep baby in sunlight ... 20 min ,morning
Nothing else
Continue breast feeding
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