Newborn Jaundice & Neonatal Jaundice Treatment in Andheri West – Safe, Specialist-Led Care for Your Baby

Newborn jaundice is common—but as a parent, it can still feel worrying to see
yellow eyes, yellow skin, or hear terms like
infant jaundice, neonatal jaundice, or
elevated bilirubin in babies. At
Curis Life Multispecialty Clinic in Andheri West, we understand how overwhelming those early days can be.
Our Expert Pediatrician and neonatal care team provide complete evaluation, monitoring, and treatment support for
jaundice in newborn baby, whether it is physiological jaundice in newborn,
pathological jaundice in newborn, breastfeeding jaundice, or breast milk jaundice.

We offer a comforting, family-centered approach backed by evidence-based neonatal care,
ensuring your baby receives safe, timely, and expert attention during these crucial first days of life.

Understanding Newborn Jaundice

Newborn jaundice occurs when a baby’s bilirubin level is higher than normal. Bilirubin is a natural yellow pigment formed during the
breakdown of red blood cells in babies. Since newborn liver maturity takes time, bilirubin may accumulate,
leading to the typical yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes.

This condition is often harmless and temporary, especially in full-term babies. However, some babies may develop
severe jaundice in babies, requiring immediate evaluation. At Curis Life Andheri West, we help parents recognize the early signs
and ensure infants receive timely care.

Types of Neonatal Jaundice

There are several forms of neonatal jaundice, each with different causes and treatment needs:

Physiological Jaundice in Newborn

  • Most common type
  • Occurs due to immature liver function
  • Appears around day 2–4 of life
  • Usually resolves with monitoring and feeding support

Pathological Jaundice in Newborn

Occurs when bilirubin rises too quickly or too early due to medical conditions such as:

  • ABO incompatibility
  • Rh incompatibility
  • Hemolytic disease of the newborn
  • G6PD deficiency
  • Severe bruising or birth trauma
  • Infections or metabolic disorders

Breastfeeding Jaundice

Happens due to:

  • Poor feeding
  • Dehydration in newborn
  • Inadequate milk intake

Symptoms of Jaundice in Newborns

Parents should watch for these early signs:

  • Yellow skin in newborn (face → chest → legs)
  • Yellow eyes in newborn
  • Baby appears unusually sleepy
  • Poor feeding or refusal to feed
  • High-pitched cry
  • Dark yellow urine
  • Pale or clay-colored stools (warning sign)
  • Weakness or low activity
  • Rapid spreading of yellow discoloration

If your baby shows any of these symptoms, visit Curis Life in Andheri West for a quick
bilirubin test for newborn.

Conditions

Jaundice may be linked to:

  • Premature baby jaundice
  • Low birth weight baby
  • Dehydration
  • Infection or sepsis
  • Blood group incompatibility
  • Genetic conditions (G6PD deficiency)
  • Poor feeding
  • Early discharge without follow-up

Timely screening prevents complications such as risk of kernicterus, a rare but serious brain condition caused by
extremely high bilirubin levels.

Causes of Jaundice

Jaundice can occur due to:

  • Immature liver not processing bilirubin fast enough
  • Increased breakdown of fetal red blood cells after birth
  • Infections during or after delivery
  • Blood group mismatch between mother & baby
  • Breastfeeding difficulties
  • Prematurity
  • Liver or metabolic disorders

Our Expert Pediatrician performs a complete neonatal evaluation to diagnose the underlying cause and plan safe treatment.

Diagnosis of Jaundice

Curis Life uses multiple diagnostic approaches to ensure accurate bilirubin levels: 

Bilirubin Test for Newborn

A quick blood test done from the heel or vein to measure bilirubin levels precisely.

Transcutaneous Bilirubinometer

A painless device placed on the baby’s forehead or chest for instant bilirubin readings.

Neonatal Screening for Jaundice

Includes:

  • Complete physical exam
  • Feeding assessment
  • Hydration status
  • Urine and stool color review

Precision Medicine

We follow a precision medicine approach, creating individualized care plans for each baby based on:

  • Gestational age
  • Feeding patterns
  • Bilirubin trends
  • Genetic conditions
  • Immune factors
  • Full-term vs preterm baby jaundice
  • Risk of severe jaundice

This ensures every newborn receives the right treatment at the right time, maximizing safety and minimizing complications.

Cost of Newborn Jaundice Evaluation in Andheri West

At Curis Life, we provide transparent and affordable pricing for neonatal jaundice evaluation.

Average cost in Andheri West:

  • Bilirubin screening: ₹500 – ₹1,200
  • Pediatrician consultation: ₹800 – ₹1,500
  • Follow-up monitoring packages: ₹1,500 – ₹3,500
  • Phototherapy (if referred to partner facility): varies by requirement

We offer complete billing transparency, and health insurance is accepted where applicable.

Visit Us

Curis Life Multispecialty Clinic
201, Shri Krishna Complex,
Opp. Fun Republic Cinema, New Link Rd,
Near Yash Raj Films Studio, Andheri West, Mumbai

Call: 9869041559 for appointments, immediate evaluation, or pediatric concerns.

Why Choose Curis Life?

  • Expert Pediatrician with neonatal care experience
  • Comprehensive evaluation & monitoring
  • Quick bilirubin testing on-site or via partner labs
  • Parent-friendly environment
  • Clear communication & compassionate guidance
  • Affordable pricing and insurance support
  • Evidence-based protocols for safe outcomes
  • Support for premature and low birth weight babies
  • Follow-up reminders and feeding guidance
  • Trusted by families across Andheri West

FAQs About Newborn Jaundice

Is newborn jaundice common ?
Yes, newborn jaundice is very common and seen in most babies. Curis Life provides complete screening and monitoring.
If you notice yellowing of the skin or eyes, visit Curis Life immediately or call 9869041559.
Most cases are harmless but some can be severe. Early screening prevents complications like kernicterus.
No. Only babies with elevated bilirubin levels require phototherapy treatment.
Through visual assessment, bilirubin test, and transcutaneous bilirubinometer.
Yes, breastfeeding jaundice may occur, but treatment is simple with feeding support.
Usually 1–2 weeks in full-term babies. Preterm babies may take longer.
Yes, due to immature liver function. They require closer monitoring.
No. Only mild cases may improve with feeding. Medical evaluation is essential.
Yes, Curis Life offers same-day pediatric appointments. Call 9869041559.

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