Background: The aim of the study was
to compare and determine Continuous versus intermittent phototherapy in
reducing neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.
Methods: 60 neonates were
randomly divided into two groups Group A and Group B. Group A Consist of 30
neonates. Group B consisting 30 neonates. Group A receives continuous
phototherapy with on and off for two and half hour. Group B receives
intermittent phototherapy for on and off one hour.
Results: In pretest maximum of
them were of falling on moderate (46.67%), In posttest maximum of them were
with mild level of bilirubin in group A. In pretest maximum of were with
moderate (43.33%), in posttest also they were with moderate (43.33%) in group B.
The table clearly states that, a group A who continuous phototherapy had
significant reduction at level of pain p<0.001 and group B, who had
intermittent phototherapy has no effect in posttest.
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