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> HAS ANYONE INFORMATION ON PHOTOTHERAPRY BLANKETS THIS MIG
Abby,
I'm
so very sorry that this is happening to you, your sister and her family.
I can't believe that there is this huge issue
re. breast feeding her babe. Three of my five went under lights and
I was encouraged to b.f regularly. Not once was I told not too. How
has this ha
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Abby, I am sorry that you have only had negative from 'the system'. Midwifery is such a changing climate. I am tempted to say that Australia is going from the obstetric nurse system to midwifery and different hospitals are changing/not changing at different rates. There are some out there, the one
This is one of the saddest stories that I have heard in ages and how those on that fateful night can call themselves midwives has got me beat. I am not a huge believer in the legal system but I think, down the track, your sis has a case to call the hospital to task and expect explanations to her sa
HAS ANYONE INFORMATION ON PHOTOTHERAPRY BLANKETS THIS MIGHT SOLVE THE
PROBLEM OF REMOVING BABIES FROM UNDER LIGHTS FOR BREAST FEEDING. DENISE B
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> > The phototherapy equipment is often on wheels - the baby can be given
> > phototherapy but be in the same room as mum. In fact, in most places the
> > equipment is ava
> I too was surprised about limiting the breastfeeding to four hourly. Is
it
> possible that they meant no less than four hourly ? Normally you would be
> going for third hourly if anything to push the bilirubin through and keep
> the baby hydrated under lights as you say Nikki.
> Helen
After mu
> The phototherapy equipment is often on wheels - the baby can be given
> phototherapy but be in the same room as mum. In fact, in most places the
> equipment is available for hire and mum can give at home.
> Good luck.
> Nikki Macfarlane
> Director, Childbirth International
> www.childbirthinterna
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> Abby,
>
> the numbers can be confusing, especially when they use two different
scales
>
Abby,
the numbers can be confusing, especially when they use two different scales
which is what they have done here.
The 300, 280 and 380 are on one scale. The 22 is on another scale. To get
the same scale, multiply the 22 by 17, or divide the larger numbers by 17.
The 300 and 280 are not that u
Abby
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> what was the birth weight and how old is the baby the general rule is if
is very
rare these days and any baby found to have very high levels would be given
an exchange transfusion befoe this could occur.
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and pooing appropriately, afebrile, and not lethargic/irritable then all is
well.
marilyn
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> Hi, on
Just to support your first response Mary, I think it really does depend on
how old the baby is
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Hi, on further thought about recent cases, mostly if the baby is alert and
feeding, I use lots of strong natural light and observe. I did have one
baby that we knew would have jaundice because of family history. I took him
to the teaching hospital for children,PMH on day 4. His SBR was 310. We
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Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 14:50:55 +1100
Hi,
Can anyone give me some info on what levels are high bilirubin levels in
newbor
The level of serum bilirubin is calculated agaoinst a graph that takes into
account maturity, weight, day since birth. 3oo is high but the rest of the
information is missing. I won't attempt to anwer all the other questions.
Why not try a google search for hyperbilirubinaemia or jaundice in newbor
Hi,
Can anyone give me some info on what levels are high bilirubin levels in newborns?
My sister's baby was tested and the hospital is saying he could get brain damage.
His score was 300?? Not sure what that means.
What are the dangers, are the tests necessary, is it normal in newbies, what is
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