neonatal jaundice symptoms
The most pervasive sign of infant jaundice is yellow skin and sclerae (the whites of the eyes). This typically starts at the head, and spreads to the chest, stomach, arms, and legs. Symptoms of infant jaundice can also include: drowsiness; pale stools - breast-fed babies should have greenish-yellow stools, while those of bottle fed babies should be a greenish-mustard color; poor sucking or feeding; dark urine - a newborn's urine should be colorless; Symptoms of severe infant jaundice include: yellow abdomen or limbs; drowsiness