The most common symptom of neonatal cholestasis is prolonged jaundice, lasting beyond the first two weeks of life. Other symptoms may include:
- Dark urine: Due to the presence of conjugated bilirubin. - Pale stools: Indicating a lack of bile in the intestines. - Hepatomegaly: An enlarged liver. - Poor weight gain: Due to malabsorption of fats and fat-soluble vitamins. - Irritability and lethargy: Often related to the underlying cause.
