How long does it take for baby jaundice to go away, and how long does it take for newborn jaundice t

The time it takes for jaundice to resolve in every infant is different and cannot be generalized. Infant physiological jaundice generally appears two to three days after birth, and then the jaundice will slowly subside, basically two weeks of infant jaundice can completely subside, this is normal physiological jaundice without special treatment, jaundice will also subside, but if it is pathological jaundice, infant jaundice value will increase rapidly, will not subside on its own, need oral medication or blue light ** will subside, some critical jaundice, also need to exchange transfusion**, Therefore, the main thing is to observe whether the jaundice condition of the baby will slowly improve after birth, and if it improves, it will not be a big problem.

First of all, mild jaundice does not need **, it will gradually disappear in 10-14 days, if it is breast milk jaundice, it generally starts from a few days after birth, and will last for 2-3 months, and parents need to take care of their babies according to their conditions. However, if it is found that the baby's jaundice is aggravated, you must go to a regular hospital for examination**, if it causes complications, it will definitely have a serious impact on the baby, because severe pathological jaundice can cause kernicterus.

Secondly, generally speaking, baby jaundice will appear in 2-3 days, baby jaundice symptoms are mild and severe, jaundice will cause the baby's ** and oral mucosa yellowing, but the face and chest are more obvious, the physiological jaundice with mild symptoms will subside in a few days, but the duration of premature babies is longer than that of full-term babies.

Finally, although physiological jaundice is a normal phenomenon, but mothers also need to closely observe the situation of the real baby, if the jaundice is relatively mild, the baby's blood bilirubin content will be relatively low, so that it will not affect the baby's intellectual development.

Each baby's physique is different, and the degree of the disease is not the same, so the result must not be the same.

Neonatal jaundice is caused by the accumulation of bilirubin in the newborn's body and usually appears within a few days of birth. The severity and duration of jaundice varies from person to person, but it usually resolves on its own within a few weeks. The following is the time frame for neonatal jaundice in general:

1.1 to 2 days after birth: About 60% of newborns will develop jaundice, which is caused by the release of bilirubin in the fetus after birth, and usually does not last long.

2.3 to 5 days after birth: the severity of jaundice may peak, especially in breastfed newborns. This is because some substances in breast milk can affect the excretion of bilirubin, but under normal circumstances, jaundice gradually decreases.

3.1 to 2 weeks after birth: Most newborns' jaundice will begin to subside during this period, and gradually return to normal before clearing.

If your baby's jaundice lasts longer than expected, or if the jaundice continues to worsen, it is advisable to consult with a doctor promptly to determine if further evaluation and** is needed. The doctor can determine if there are any problems by checking your baby's jaundice level and give you appropriate advice and guidance.