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My baby had jaundice and was cured by phototherapy to 13.3 however his eyes and face is still yellowish, does it will resolve on it's own, please guide
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Current age of baby
Mother and baby blood group
Whether premature baby ?
Neonatal jaundice does stay by 1 month of age...a pediatrician needs to see if it warrants blood tests and phototherapy
Tillthen at home you have to regularly feed the baby
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It wil disappear by end of 2 to 3 weeks , Dnt worry
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Dnt worry tq
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What’s the age of your baby mam and what’s your blood group and baby’s blood group?
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