What is the reason that 13 years old gets yellow gall

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Jaundice, also known as jaundice, is a symptom and sign of skin, mucous membrane and sclera yellowing due to the increase of serum bilirubin. Some liver diseases, gallbladder diseases and blood diseases often cause jaundice. What are the symptoms of jaundice? Now let's share with you what causes the 13-year-old yellow gall.

What is the reason that 13 years old gets yellow gall

Reason 1: jaundice with fever is more common in acute cholangitis, accompanied by chills, liver abscess, sepsis, leptospirosis, moderate fever, even high fever; acute viral hepatitis or acute hemolysis often have fever first, and then jaundice.

The second reason: jaundice with severe upper abdominal colic or pain, more common in bile duct stones, biliary ascariasis or liver abscess, primary liver cancer, etc., viral hepatitis, more performance for the right upper abdominal persistent pain and dull pain; liver abscess or liver cancer can also be manifested as upper abdominal or right upper abdominal pain or pain.

Reason 3: jaundice with skin pruritus is more common in intrahepatic, extrahepatic bile duct obstruction (cholestasis) jaundice, such as choledocholithiasis, cancer or primary biliary cirrhosis, recurrent jaundice of pregnancy, etc. some patients with hepatocellular jaundice may also have skin pruritus, while hemolytic jaundice often has no skin pruritus.

matters needing attention

Loss of appetite, upper abdominal fullness, nausea and vomiting: viral hepatitis often accompanied by loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, upper abdominal fullness and other dyspepsia symptoms before jaundice. Jaundice patients should pay attention to rest, keep a good mood, diet should be light.