নবজাতকের জন্ডিস কতটা বিপজ্জনক? | Baby Jaundice: Normal or Dangerous? | Dr. Arpan Saha

In this video, Dr. Arpan Saha, Pediatrician, discusses newborn jaundice in detail, explaining why jaundice occurs in newborn babies, how parents can recognise its symptoms, and when medical treatment is necessary. Jaundice is common in newborn babies, but not every case requires treatment. While physiological jaundice usually resolves on its own, pathological jaundice can become dangerous if left untreated. Extremely high bilirubin levels may lead to permanent brain damage and hearing difficulties. This video covers: 1. Why jaundice occurs in newborn babies? 2. What are the differences between physiological and pathological jaundice? 3. How can parents identify jaundice in their newborn? 4. What causes pathological jaundice, including haemolysis, infections, metabolic disorders and cholestasis? 5. When does newborn jaundice require medical treatment? 6. What do changes in stool and urine colour indicate? Understanding newborn jaundice is essential for every parent. Watch the video till the end to learn about its causes, warning signs and possible complications. Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Every newborn is different, and jaundice should always be evaluated by a qualified healthcare professional. If your baby shows signs of jaundice, consult a paediatrician promptly. 00:00-00:40 - Introduction 00:41-05:49 - Why Jaundice happens in newborn babies? 05:50-07:30 - How to understand your baby is suffering from Jaundice? 07:31-08:08 - Tests required for Jaundice 08:09-11:48 - Treatment required for Jaundice 11:49-12:02 - Conclusion #NewbornJaundice #NeonatalJaundice #BabyHealth #ParentingTips #Pediatrician #ChildCare #Bilirubin #PhysiologicalJaundice #PathologicalJaundice #DrArpanSaha [Newborn Jaundice, Baby Jaundice, Neonatal Jaundice, Bilirubin Levels, Physiological Jaundice, Pathological Jaundice, Jaundice Treatment, Infant Health, Baby Care, Pediatrician Advice, G6PD Deficiency, Cholestatic Jaundice, Dr Arpan Saha]