Newborn Jaundice treatment in Guadalupe
Treatment for newborn jaundice in Guadalupe is available with 10 specialists, including general surgeon and gynecologist, spread across 1 clinic. Check reviews and prices before booking.
Consultations from $400 MXN.
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 Guadalupe?
Doctors who treat newborn jaundice in Guadalupe
Dr. Jose De Jesus Manzanares Acuna
Dr. Gutierrez Carlos Humberto Gonzalez
Dr. Luis Fernando Ramírez Sánchez
Dr. Ana Xóchitl Muñoz Gutiérrez
Dr. Óscar Octavio Márquez Pinedo
Dr. José Gerardo Becerra Hernández
Dr. Rubén G. Vargas de la Llata
Dr. Luis Enrique Fraire Aguirre
Dr. Panfilo Mauricio Saucedo
Dr. Luis Miguel Ortiz Gonzalez
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats newborn jaundice?
The treatment of newborn jaundice is usually handled by specialists in allergist, anatomical pathologist, cardiologist, pediatric cardiologist, aesthetic and cosmetic surgeon, general surgeon, dermatologist, endocrinologist, endoscopist, nurse, gastroenterologist, pediatric gastroenterologist, gynecologist, hematologist, pediatric hematologist, infectious disease specialist, pediatric infectious disease specialist, clinical analyst, speech therapist, critical care and intensive care specialist.
How many doctors are available in Guadalupe?
We currently have 10 doctors who can treat newborn jaundice in Guadalupe.