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Adult Jaundice Cause And Treatment
Health Encyclopedia: Jaundice Yellow Skin
Yellow skin and eyes; Skin - yellow; Icterus; Eyes - yellow; Jaundice
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The cause of jaundice must be determined before treatment can be given. Follow prescribed therapy to treat the underlying cause.
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ALL jaundice in an infant, child, or adult should be medically evaluated. ALWAYS call your doctor if jaundice is present.
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