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新生儿黄疸的七大疑问（Seven questions about neonatal jaundice） 7 major problems of neonatal jaundice Introduction: neonatal jaundice is a common physiological phenomenon when the baby is born, some people say that feeding glucose water can improve jaundice symptoms, and some people say jaundice symptoms are serious, you must stop breastfeeding...... Are there any grounds for these statements? Lets hear what the doctor says. Most newborns suffer from jaundice Neonatal jaundice is caused by excessive bilirubin production and reduced excretion of red blood cells in the babys body. It is a very common physiological phenomenon, and most of the newborns have this symptom. Jaundice occurs from 2~3 days after birth, the heaviest in 5~7 days, and reduced in 10~14 days. Premature infants can be extended to 3~4 weeks. This type of neonatal jaundice is called physiologic jaundice. If the baby appears jaundice within 24 hours after birth, or 3~5 days after birth, and the duration is too long (full moon 2 weeks, premature 4 weeks), should be timely with the baby for medical examination. Frequent bilirubin NG status 1 Too much manufacturing symptoms reason is mother incompatibility, hereditary spherocytosis, hemoglobin disease increase, or non hemolytic jaundice, polycythemia disease and large infants born to mothers with diabetes. NG status 2 Discharge reduced initial breastfeeding, the baby is not smooth the intake of water shortage, or hereditary and congenital disorders of bilirubin from metabolic disease. NG status 3 With the above two conditions, including premature birth, septicemia and other factors. Q1 why is the newborn easy to have icteric symptom? A: there is a higher number of red blood cells in the newborn, and the life span of the red cell is shorter than that of the adult. The cause of jaundice is red cell aging damage, the heme metabolism resulting from bilirubin, bilirubin from blood delivery to the liver, and neonatal liver function is not yet mature, so the absorption of