Neonatal jaundice is a common condition, and most of them are physiological jaundice, which does not require treatment. By strengthening feeding, promoting the discharge of fetal stool and reducing the reabsorption of bilirubin in the intestinal and hepatic circulation, jaundice can subside. When a child has pathological jaundice, active treatment is required. 1.Find the causative factors of jaundice: focus on the impact of high-risk factors such as inadequate feeding, neonatal hemolysis (including ABO hemolysis or Rh hemolysis), neonatal infection, amniotic fluid contamination, neonatal dehydration, and biliary atresia on skin yellowing. 2, symptomatic treatment (1) blue light anti-yellowing treatment: including phototherapy box (single-sided, double-sided), phototherapy blanket, home blue light lamp. (2) Application of hepatic drug enzyme inducing agents: induce the maturation of liver enzymes, which is conducive to better receding yellowing. Commonly used drugs are phenobarbital tablets (need to be taken under the guidance of a doctor). (3) Other treatment: oral medication: you can take probiotics and glucose water orally (but not too much, 5-10g per day). If the disease is serious, gammaglobulin should be applied and blood replacement should be performed if necessary. (4) Others: There is also breast milk jaundice, which needs to be diagnosed by a doctor and considered to stop breast milk for 3 days to see how much the jaundice decreases. If the jaundice is caused by biliary atresia, surgery is required as soon as possible. Jaundice treatment options are varied, with different conditions and degrees of treatment, and need to be treated differently.