40 days child with history of discolouration of skin since 20 days with diaper staining now having abdominal distension ,scrotal edema, altered sensorium. D/D

9 days Old male baby Good suckling Greenish color of skin No other Complaints Please For Diagnosis And ttt Thanks

twenty days neonate present with jaundice abdominal distension reports are attached. further management and diagnosis

A previously healthy full-term infant born at 40 weeks of gestation presented with new-onset jaundice at 5 weeks of age. Parents report no problems with breast-feeding, and infant had appropriate weight gain on postdischarge follow-up exam. A physical exam demonstrated mild hepatomegaly and scleral icterus. The patient had normal vital signs and no signs and symptoms of infection. Lab values demonstrated a normal CBC, reticulocyte count, and basic metabolic profile. A hepatic function panel reveals the following. The patient’s presentation and history of breast-feeding do not favor a diagnosis of physiologic jaundice. The hepatic function panel suggests a cholestatic pattern of injury. An ultrasound of the liver was performed.Opine please.

ONE MONTH BABY PRESENT WITH JAUNDICE LIVER PALPABLE. ATTACHED Report . on 6th December TOTAL serum bilirubin is 20.09 and on 8th December 26.33. PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS