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Bilirubin Test Report interpretation
She is 6 days old baby girl. She is having light yellow colour in both eyes. She doesn't show other symptoms except she wakes up entire night and sleep during day time.
I have attached CBC, CRP, Bilirubin Test reports. Current medications as as follows:
30 mins early morning sunlight,
Vitamin d3 drops ( 5 drops two times)
Taxim O Cefixime ( 10 drops two times)
Sumol drops( when fever is above 100)
Coliza drops( when baby cries a lot)
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Nothing to worry. Watch for jaundice till 12 days of life. Breast feeding every 2 hrly
If problem persist the get a consult done
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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13 yrs exp
Pune
Take online consultation for detail discussion
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Dr. Shilpa Reddy Kolla
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Hyderabad
She is having jaundice Which I’m sure you already know as you have consulted a doctor as they have given you the medication.
The medication given to you looks perfect.
Keep observing for any more discolouration in the eyes and consult appropriately
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