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Yellow color in eyes
I had my delivery on April 30 at 36 weeks.boy baby with 3.06kg weight.he had billurubin level 17(May 5) and phototherapy was done for 2days.During discharge day,May 7 he had 12.6 billurubin level.Still he is having yellow color in his eyes.Skin color is normal.Poop color is normal yellow color.Do I need to check the billurubin level again ?How long will it take for the eyes to be white color?
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Nothing to worry,it takes some time to disappear from eye, and Continue exclusive breastfeeding.
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You just need to give sunbath to your baby. Yellow colour in eyes takes long to go , feeding is very important
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It takes some time for yellowish tinge in eyes to disappear...nothing to worry...no need to rpt bilirubin
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