Breast feeding jaundice - Revision history

Rossdonaldson1 at 21:53, 1 July 2021

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	*Is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.		*Is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.

	~~==Clinical Features==~~
	{{Neonatal jaundice features}}		{{Neonatal jaundice features}}

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Management

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	*The mother should supplement lack of breast milk with formula until quantity of milk increases		*The mother should supplement lack of breast milk with formula until quantity of milk increases
	*Phototherapy may be necessary and the following chart and [[http://bilitool.info/ BiliTool]] can be used as a reference for treatment		*Phototherapy may be necessary and the following chart and [[http://bilitool.info/ BiliTool]] can be used as a reference for treatment
	~~===Phototherapy Guidelines===~~
	{{Phototherapy guidelines}}		{{Phototherapy guidelines}}

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Breast feeding jaundice occurs within the first first week of life and overlaps with breast milk jaundice and physiologic jaundice ~~and is~~ the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.		*Breast feeding jaundice occurs within the first first week of life and overlaps with breast milk jaundice and physiologic jaundice.
			*Is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.

	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	{{Neonatal jaundice features}}		{{Neonatal jaundice features}}

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Clinical Features

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	Breast feeding jaundice occurs within the first first week of life and overlaps with breast milk jaundice and physiologic jaundice and is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.		Breast feeding jaundice occurs within the first first week of life and overlaps with breast milk jaundice and physiologic jaundice and is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.
	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	{{Neonatal jaundice ~~clinical~~ features}}		{{Neonatal jaundice features}}

	==Differential Diagnosis==		==Differential Diagnosis==
	{{Neonatal jaundice differential diagnosis}}		{{Neonatal jaundice differential diagnosis}}

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==Background==
Breast feeding jaundice occurs within the first first week of life and overlaps with breast milk jaundice and physiologic jaundice and is the result of inadequate breast milk volume and neonatal volume contraction relative to the amount of bilirubin.
==Clinical Features==
{{Neonatal jaundice clinical features}}
==Differential Diagnosis==
{{Neonatal jaundice differential diagnosis}}

==Evaluation==
{{Neonatal jaundice evaluation}}
==Management==
*The mother should supplement lack of breast milk with formula until quantity of milk increases
*Phototherapy may be necessary and the following chart and [[http://bilitool.info/ BiliTool]] can be used as a reference for treatment
===Phototherapy Guidelines===
{{Phototherapy guidelines}}

==Disposition==
*Bilirubin levels of 12 mg/dL (170 µmol/L) to 17 mg/dL can generally be rechecked within 24hrs and supplementation with formula
*Bilirubin levels of >17 mg/dL (294-430 µmol/L) should have phototherapy as well as formula supplementation while continuing breast feeding

==See Also==
{{See also neonatal jaundice}}

==External Links==
[http://bilitool.info BiliTool]

==References==
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[[Category:Pediatrics]]