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Adult Jaundice Cause And Treatment
Yellow skin and eyes; Skin - yellow; Icterus; Eyes - yellow; Jaundice
Home Care
The cause of jaundice must be determined before treatment can be given. Follow prescribed therapy to treat the underlying cause.
Call your health care provider if
All jaundice in a child or adult should be medically evaluated. Always call your doctor if jaundice is present.
What to expect at your health care provider's office
The health care provider will perform a physical examination. To help diagnose...
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