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Yes, phototherapy at home is possible. Newborns with jaundice can undergo home treatment using a phototherapy lamp or fiber-optic blanket. Similarly, adults with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can benefit from UV lamps to simulate sunlight and improve mood. Ensure proper eye protection during at-home sessions.
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Yes, jaundice recurrence is common in newborns despite phototherapy. High bilirubin levels in their blood cause jaundice, which, if untreated, can cause brain damage. Healthcare providers monitor bilirubin levels post-treatment to prevent recurrence.
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Yes, phototherapy is safe for newborns with jaundice, helping eliminate excess bilirubin from their bodies. Treatment can even continue at home under careful monitoring.
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While glutathione patches may protect cells from UV damage, more research is needed to confirm their safety and effectiveness.
