Mother & child
Baby Jaundice Check
A quick, gentle check when your newborn's skin or eyes look yellow.
Ask for branchWalk in until 11 PM
Many newborns look a little yellow in their first weeks. Most of the time it settles on its own, but it needs to be checked. The doctor examines your baby, advises on testing when it is needed, and tells you clearly whether to watch at home or go to hospital.
Who it is for
Newborns whose skin or eyes look yellow
Babies asked to have a jaundice follow-up
Parents who are unsure and want a check
What happens at your visit
Examination
The doctor looks at your baby's skin, eyes, feeding and alertness.
Testing if needed
If a level needs measuring, the doctor explains the test and what the result means.
A clear decision
Home care with a follow-up date, or a referral to hospital the same day.
ImportantGo to hospital now if your baby is very sleepy or hard to wake, is not feeding, has yellow palms or soles, has pale stools, or became yellow in the first 24 hours.
What to bring
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Where to go
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Your next visit
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Bachang · 8 AM to 11 PM dailySungai Udang · 8 AM to 11 PM dailyHome visits · 7 AM to 12 AM