The average full-term newborn has a jaundice of no more than 12.9mg/dL, so a newborn with 28-day jaundice of 7.6mg/dL is usually normal.
The 28-day jaundice value of a full-term newborn is usually less than 12.9mg/dL, so a newborn’s 28-day jaundice of 7.6mg/dL is normal. It will not affect the newborn’s physical development, but the newborn’s 28-day jaundice value is higher than 12.9mg/dL, then we need to be vigilant about the possibility of pathologic jaundice, and need to consult a doctor in time.
Parents need to closely monitor the jaundice value of their newborns in their daily life, and regularly consult the doctor for review, once the jaundice index is found to be elevated, they need to consult the doctor in time.