Many newborns develop jaundice around three days after birth. Of course, most jaundice is physiological jaundice and has no impact on the body. As long as the child drinks more milk or water during nursing to promote the child's excretion, these jaundice will slowly disappear. However, for those pathological jaundice, if not treated in time, it will also affect the child's intellectual development.

The susceptibility of children to jaundice after birth is also related to their diet during pregnancy. If they eat these foods frequently during pregnancy, the baby will also have a high chance of suffering from jaundice after birth.

Spicy food

Many women prefer to eat spicy food during pregnancy, which will also make them more appetizing. However, eating too much greasy and spicy food will not only cause constipation and anger, but also leave some toxins and waste in the body. When the fetus absorbs nutrients from the mother, it also absorbs some toxins and waste, resulting in fetal toxins. Babies may also develop jaundice or other skin problems after birth. If you want your fetus to be healthier after birth, try to eat as little fried, spicy food or hot pot as possible during pregnancy.

Animal liver

During pregnancy, many women are more or less anemic, so they will eat some animal liver and offal to replenish blood. Although liver is relatively rich in iron, if you eat these livers for a long time, you may also be infected with some deformed insects. After all, there are still a lot of toxins and garbage in these livers, and eating too much will also have a certain impact on the baby's health, so you should eat less.

Eating too many acidic fruits.

Many women have low appetite due to severe pregnancy reactions during pregnancy. In order to increase appetite, many women often like to eat some sweet and sour foods or fruits. Frequent eating of some acidic fruits during pregnancy will also damage the body. The acid-base balance in the body can also easily cause neonatal jaundice.

During pregnancy, if you don’t want your newborn to suffer from jaundice after birth, try to eat more bland foods and vegetables. Try to eat as little greasy and heavy food as possible. Eating too much will not only affect the digestion and absorption of the gastrointestinal tract, but also easily lead to the accumulation of toxins and garbage in the body.