My daughter has been born for a month and a half and still has yellow teeth on her face 20

Go for another test, if it is greater than 7, take medicine and spend more time in the sun.

Although the jaundice value is not very high, there will be liver damage after a long time, so it is recommended to be active**.

Many of the landlords here are barefoot doctors, and it is recommended that you should go to the attending physician who delivered the baby for your wife to ask, follow the medical medicine, and be responsible for you and the child!

My son's face was also very yellow after the full moon, and the doctor didn't give him a shot when he went to get a vaccine, so that he could check whether it was jaundice, and if so, he could only be vaccinated if he was cured. As a result, after going to the hospital for examination, the doctor said that it was pathological jaundice, and as a result, he was exposed to the light in that box for several days, and his cough worsened, the baby was in pain, and the adult was heartache, and he was hospitalized for 12 days. In your baby's condition, you can wean for a few days to see if it is jaundice caused by breast milk, this situation is fine.

Otherwise, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time for examination to rule out the possibility of pathological jaundice. Anything about a baby is a big thing, and adults must pay attention to it. I wish the baby good health.

Go to the hospital and see it ·· Jaundice should be pushed off at this time...

Give your baby plenty of water. If the weather is good, take the baby to bask in the sun.

Normal neonatal jaundice is more than three months long, don't raise children, don't wait for hair stems, but how can you look at it.

Don't worry, it's going to get better slowly, jaundice, every newborn will have it, and so will my baby.

Problem analysis: Hello, your daughter's condition belongs to neonatal jaundice, which generally appears within 5 to 7 days after birth, some of them last a little longer, it may take about 2 weeks, and it can disappear in about a week, and some are pathological, which requires timely symptomatic treatment, such as blue light irradiation.

Suggestions: It is recommended to take the child to the pediatric department of the hospital for treatment, and if necessary, take a liver function test to judge the severity of the condition according to the results.

Neonatal jaundice, each newborn has gone through a yellow bile stage, that is, the face ** and the whites of the eyes are yellow, but some are obvious, and some are not visible to the naked eye, which is called physiological yellow bile in medicine. This yellow bile begins to appear 2 to 3 days after birth, peaks in 4 to 6 days, and subsides in 10 to 14 days. If it appears in advance, it disappears later, or if the yellow bile is severe, it is pathological yellow bile and needs to be examined in the hospital**.

Characteristics of physiological jaundice :(1) It appears and gradually deepens from 2 3 days after birth, peaks on the 4th and 6th days, and gradually decreases from the 2nd week; (2) Jaundice has a certain limit.

Its color will not be golden yellow. Jaundice is mainly distributed on the face and trunk, while there is often no obvious jaundice in the lower legs, forearms, hands and feet. (3) The physiological jaundice of full-term infants basically subsided at the end of the second week, and the jaundice of preterm infants generally subsided within the third week; (4) The child has a normal body temperature, good appetite, gradual weight gain, and normal stool and urine color.

Pathologic jaundice is rare, but the consequences are severe. It is recommended to observe more, and if possible, you can bask in the sun and it is very effective for jaundice. Secondly, pay attention to whether the palms of the hands and feet are yellow, if they are also yellow, it is more serious and you need to seek medical attention immediately.

Problem analysis: physiological jaundice appeared 2 3 days after birth, reached a peak in 4 6 days, and subsided in 7 10 days, and the duration of preterm infants was longer, except for a slight loss of appetite, there were no other clinical symptoms. If jaundice appears 24 hours after birth, does not go away for 2 to 3 weeks, or even continues to worsen or recur after regression, or jaundice begins to appear within a week to several weeks after birth, it is pathological jaundice.

Suggestions: Pathological jaundice requires blue light irradiation in hospitals. Combined with enzyme inducers: phenobarbital is commonly used, and sunlight can heal itself and feed more sugar water can speed up the resolution of jaundice