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To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (5598)	10/18/1999 11:45:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5736

According to childliverdisease.org: "Jaundice is something from which nine out of ten babies will suffer in the first few days of life. Most babies need no treatment for baby jaundice and the jaundice normally disappears by the time your baby is 10 days old. However, a small number of babies do need some treatment, depending on how much bilirubin there is in the blood. Your Midwife or Doctor will know from experience when this is necessary. A small lightmeter may be placed on your baby's skin. This will not hurt your baby at all, but will help the Doctor or Midwife to check the bilirubin level in your baby. The bilirubin level can also easily be checked with a small blood sample which is taken from the baby's heel." vs1.ws7.u-net.net Anyone want to guess whether Mom and Dad would prefer that small lightmeter to a heel prick?