What should be done if a newborn baby has high jaundice?

If an infant develops high bilirubin levels causing jaundice, mild physiological cases can be managed by giving appropriate amounts of water or increasing breastfeeding frequency, which helps enhance metabolism and alleviate symptoms. If necessary, medications for reducing jaundice may be taken as directed by a physician. However, if the jaundice is pathological and bilirubin levels are particularly high, hospitalization will be required. When treating pathological jaundice, symptomatic management is essential, such as correcting hypocalcemia and hypomagnesemia, and preventing hypothermia.