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Jaundice Test for 6 days Newborn baby
My New born baby is 6 days old..
on the day 4 we have taken Jaundice Test and the level was 13
on the day 6 we have taken jaundice test and level was 15
is it something critical?
when we need to worry about jaundice level?
When we need to test again?
what are the symptoms for baby with jaundice?
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Few things to note down
a. Birth weight and weight loss
b. How is the feeding and stool pattern
c. Mother and baby's blood group
d. Gestational age of the baby
Next Steps
if it is increasing then it should be an alarming sign
Health Tips
consult your Paediatrician.
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15mg/dl jaundice level for a normal new born baby without any complications like blood group incompatibilities and infections is not critical
Next Steps
Blood group of baby should be done if mother is negative group or O positive group. If baby is accepting feeds well and active then don't worry
Health Tips
Keep the baby in sunlight daily for half hour.Give breastfeeding adequately
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Along with jaundice levels we should see weight loss feeding blood groups etc.. meet your pediatrician and follow their advise.
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