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Jaundice new born
My new born baby had jaundice at 4th day after birth of 11.5 . Doc gave phototherapy for 2 days and today on day 5 it is 9.6 . Baby born at full time of 10 months and weight of 3.4 kg. Is 9.6 jaundice normal or do we need to give her more treatment or can we take her home
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It's normal newborn jaundice
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Can take her home
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Below 10 is normal
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It’s normal . Till 1 mnth 10 level of bilirubin is normal . Continue feeding
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
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