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Answer angle: What is the disease of general january?

Many people wonder "what is jaundice?", why is there biliary jaundice? In fact, jaundice is not a disease but a symptom that can be seen in many diseases, the cause of jaundice may be high levels of bilirubin in the blood, in the case of non-pathological jaundice it may be a sign. of anemia, food-induced jaundice.

Answer angle: What is the disease of general january?
1. What is Jaundice?
Jaundice is a condition in which the skin or whites of the eyes (specially called the conjunctiva) turn yellow. This happens when the substance "bilirubin" in your blood is higher than normal.

 
2. What is the cause of jaundice?
Usually, jaundice occurs when you have liver disease.
Some bile and pancreatic problems also cause jaundice.

Normally, the liver is the place to make and store bile, a substance that helps us digest fat. When we eat a meal containing oil or fat, the gallbladder pumps bile into the intestines to digest that fat, through a tube called the "bile duct".

 
Jaundice as a result of liver or biliary tract disease can be caused by the following:
Small stones that form in the gallbladder are called gallstones, which can block the bile duct, causing jaundice
- Due to biliary tract infection]
- Due to alcoholism causes hepatitis
- Liver damage caused by drugs, functional foods, drugs of unknown origin, herbs
- Due to liver cancer.
 
 

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