Jaundice & Infection Management
Jaundice & Infection Management focus on the early detection, monitoring, and treatment of neonatal jaundice and infections that can affect newborn babies during the early stages of life. Newborn jaundice occurs due to increased bilirubin levels in the blood, causing yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes, while neonatal infections may affect breathing, feeding, body temperature, and overall health. Early medical evaluation and timely treatment are essential to prevent complications and support healthy recovery and development.
Newborn babies with jaundice or infections may experience yellowing of the skin, fever, poor feeding, excessive sleepiness, breathing difficulty, irritability, or reduced activity levels. Prompt diagnosis, laboratory testing, phototherapy, antibiotic treatment, and continuous neonatal monitoring play a crucial role in maintaining the baby’s health and preventing serious medical complications.
At Srusti Hospital, jaundice & infection management services are supported by advanced neonatal care facilities, experienced neonatologists, pediatricians, and trained neonatal nursing staff dedicated to compassionate infant care. Our multidisciplinary neonatal care team focuses on accurate diagnosis, bilirubin monitoring, infection control, phototherapy support, medication management, and continuous neonatal observation tailored to each baby’s condition. From emergency neonatal treatment to recovery monitoring and parental guidance, every stage is managed with precision, safety, and compassionate patient care.
When to Consult a Doctor
Yellowing of Skin or Eyes
Yellow discoloration of the skin or eyes in newborns may indicate jaundice requiring pediatric evaluation, bilirubin testing, and appropriate neonatal treatment and monitoring support.
Fever or Signs of Infection
Fever, excessive crying, poor feeding, or unusual sleepiness in newborns may indicate infection requiring urgent neonatal medical evaluation and continuous monitoring and treatment support.
Difficulty Feeding or Weak Sucking
Poor feeding, weak sucking, or refusal to feed may suggest neonatal illness or infection requiring immediate pediatric assessment and supportive medical care and monitoring.
Breathing Problems or Reduced Activity
Breathing difficulty, weak crying, excessive sleepiness, or reduced movement in newborns may require emergency neonatal care and infection management and respiratory support services.
Premature or Low Birth Weight Babies
Premature babies and low birth weight newborns are at higher risk of jaundice and infections requiring specialized neonatal monitoring and medical management and support.
Need for Phototherapy or NICU Care
Newborns requiring phototherapy, intravenous medications, or intensive neonatal monitoring may need specialized treatment and continuous NICU-based medical supervision and care services.
Get in Touch with Srusti Hospital
Hospital Address
Plot No. 9, Kathagola, Ring Rd, Mangalabag, Cuttack, Odisha 753001
Phone number
+91 73810 62525
info@srustihospital.com
+91 73810 62525