Newborn Jaundice treatment in Actopan
In Actopan, 17 specialists treat newborn jaundice, with profiles like general practitioner and pediatrician, in 14 clinics. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
If you notice that a newborn's skin or eyes take on a yellowish tone, it may be newborn jaundice, a common situation in the first days of life. It is related to the buildup of bilirubin, a substance the baby's body is still learning to process.
Why it happens: the newborn's liver is still immature, so the elimination of bilirubin may be slower at first.
Signs to watch for: yellow coloring that begins on the face and can spread, drowsiness or changes in feeding.
The neonatologist and the pediatrician are the professionals who follow up on this condition. With any change in the color of the baby's skin, it's best to discuss it as soon as possible with a specialist for a timely review.
Which specialist to see for newborn jaundice in Actopan?
Doctors who treat newborn jaundice in Actopan
Dr. Ignacio Serrano Quezada
Dr. Jose Luis Lugo Savage
Dr. Adrian Angeles Godinez
Dr. Jose Francisco Bulos Nicolas
Dr. Marco Antonio Morales de Teresa
Dr. Nicolas Francisco Bulos
Dr. Jose Cleofas Perez Portillo
Dr. José Rodolfo Bautista
Dr. Maribel Tapia Olvera
Dr. Gabriela Velázquez López
Dr. Oscar Josue Nazar Arteaga
Dr. Josefina Flores Miranda
Dr. Eleena Angélica Ramos Pedraza
Dr. Perez Jesus Ramirez
Dr. Liredia Vargas Hernández
Dr. Azucena Mariel Mejía Barraza
Dr. Hernandez Cecilio Fernandez
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats newborn jaundice?
The treatment of newborn jaundice is usually handled by specialists in pediatric gastroenterologist, pediatric hematologist, infectious disease specialist, general practitioner, pediatric nephrologist, neonatologist, neurologist, pediatrician, urologist, pediatric surgeon, pediatric critical care specialist, pediatrician, neonatologist, pediatric gastroenterologist, neonatologist.
How many doctors are available in Actopan?
We currently have 17 doctors who can treat newborn jaundice in Actopan.