Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of jaundice

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Jaundice of premature infants is a common neonatal disease. Because of premature birth, the constitution of premature infants will be weaker than that of full-term infants, and they are more likely to suffer from jaundice. Premature infants often have neonatal asphyxia, sepsis, respiratory distress, intracranial hemorrhage and other complications, which will aggravate jaundice. Jaundice is also known as jaundice, commonly known as jaundice, which is caused by the increase of serum bilirubin Symptoms and signs of yellowing of skin, mucous membrane and sclera. Some liver diseases, gallbladder diseases and blood diseases often cause jaundice. Therefore, the nursing of premature infants with jaundice is very important. Today to share with you how to do premature jaundice?

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of jaundice

1. Dietotherapy. Prescription 1: cicada slough 0,5g, mung bean 5g, preparation and usage: decoction. Recipe 2: appropriate amount of fresh mushroom or sweet potato, preparation usage: cooking soup, eating. Prescription 3: 3 g white gourd skin and 3 g Corn Leaf, preparation and usage: decoct in water. Indication: jaundice in premature infants.

2. After birth, the scleral jaundice of premature infants should be closely observed. If jaundice is found, it should be treated as soon as possible, and the color change of jaundice should be observed to understand the advance and retreat of jaundice. Attention should be paid to the systemic symptoms of infants with fetal jaundice, such as mental depression, drowsiness, sucking difficulty, restlessness, binocular strabismus, limb rigidity or convulsion, so as to find out and deal with the severe infants as soon as possible.

3. Jaundice with severe upper abdominal colic or pain is more common in bile duct stones, biliary ascariasis or liver abscess, primary liver cancer, etc. viral hepatitis is more manifested as persistent pain and dull pain in the right upper abdomen; liver abscess or liver cancer can also be manifested as dull pain or distending pain in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen.

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Jaundice with fever is more common in acute cholangitis, loss of appetite, upper abdominal fullness, nausea and vomiting: Patients with viral hepatitis often have dyspepsia symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, upper abdominal fullness before jaundice.