Why Home Monitoring Matters
- Early detection of rising bilirubin levels.
- Preventing neurological complications from severe jaundice.
- Empowering parents to care for their newborn post-discharge.
Book Neonatal Jaundice Education | Lahalak Medical Platform
Protect your newborn by learning how to effectively monitor jaundice signs after hospital discharge, understanding the role of frequent feeding in bilirubin clearance to ensure a healthy and safe recovery.
Scientific name: Post-discharge Neonatal Jaundice Education Session
A specialized educational session for mothers on assessing skin yellowing using Kramer's scale, identifying red flags, and the vital role of frequent breastfeeding in lowering bilirubin levels.
Service type
Educational Session
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Kramer visual scale explanation
- Feeding frequency guidance
- Identification of red flags
- Home instruction booklet
Medical Service Information
Educational Session Topics
- Techniques for checking skin and eyes in natural light.
- Understanding jaundice progression (Kramer's scale).
- The link between feeding frequency and bilirubin clearance.
When to Seek Emergency Care
- If yellowing spreads to the abdomen or legs.
- Extreme lethargy or difficulty waking the baby for feeds.
- Abnormal changes in urine or stool color.
Conditions & Notices
- Preferable for both parents to attend
- Bring the baby's hospital discharge report
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