Jaundice when the baby’s stool color may appear yellow, green, clay color, white, etc. If the stool is yellow or green, most of them are normal, if it is clay color or white, you should be alert to the occurrence of disease and need to go to the hospital for the appropriate examination in a timely manner. Common conditions and treatment 1, yellow or green: physiological jaundice, bile is excreted through the stool, bilirubin after decomposition into fecal bile, the stool will be yellow or green, and normal stool is not very different, there are no abnormal symptoms, such as fever, crying, etc., no need to worry too much. When there is hemolytic anemia jaundice, the stool can also be yellow, there may be shortness of breath, hepatosplenomegaly, sucking weakness, tachycardia and other symptoms, usually occurring within 24 hours of birth, you need to go to the hospital in a timely manner, if necessary, take gammaglobulin to inhibit antigens, antibodies or phototherapy, can relieve the symptoms; 2, white or clay color: some babies have congenital biliary atresia, liver disease, etc., bilirubin Inability to excrete normally, the lack of fecal bile in the stool, resulting in grayish white or clay-colored stool. Parents promptly take their child to the hospital for examination to determine whether there is abnormal biliary development or infantile hepatitis, and choose an appropriate treatment plan in conjunction with the bilirubin test value and the degree of change in jaundice. Precautions For physiological jaundice in babies, no special treatment is needed, and it can mostly subside on its own. Early breastfeeding and providing sufficient milk can stimulate intestinal peristalsis, establish normal intestinal flora, reduce intestinal and liver circulation, and help reduce jaundice. If the jaundice is pathological, phototherapy and medication are needed to clarify the original cause of the jaundice and provide active treatment.