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Jaundice occurs in approximately 60-70% of infants, and in children born prematurely, this statistic may be even higher. The child's skin and sclera acquire a characteristic yellow hue, which, undoubtedly, is very frightening for parents. In most cases, there is no need to worry, but there are also critical conditions in which it is necessary to seek immediate treatment. In any case, we recommend that you see a doctor for an examination and consultation. How to distinguish physiological jaundice from pathological, how to treat it and what the consequences may be - our pediatrician Anna Kushnir tells in this video. 0:15 - what is jaundice 0:30 - causes of jaundice and types of jaundice 0:44 - about physiological jaundice 1:11 - about pathological jaundice 1:53 - what to do if your baby has jaundice 2:18 - diagnostics: transcutaneous bilirubinometry 3:05 - how to treat jaundice 3:36 - why it is important to treat jaundice If you have any questions - ask them in the comments under the video! Medialt Managing your health 💛