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Skin Turned Yellow, Given Blood Thinning Jab, Yellow Urine. What Is Wrong?
my husband has felt unwell for 12 days his skin and have gone yellow he has been admitted to hospital and had blood tests but no scans yet they gave him a blood thinning jab today but that is all i know the first doctor said it could be a few things some of which are nasty they also started him on antibiotics last night but now cancelled them . i am so worried more from the fact nothing is being done and his yellow is worsening and so is his urine colour
After reading your post, it seems that your husband might be suffering from Jaundice, a symptom of Hepatitis. It is due to inflammation in liver.
I would suggest that he should be tested for :- 1. Liver Function Test(LFT). 2. Complete Blood Count(CBC). 3. Hepatitis B Antigen. 4. Urine examination(Routine/Microscopic).
Medical management can be planned according to the reports of the above mentioned investigations.
I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks.
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Skin Turned Yellow, Given Blood Thinning Jab, Yellow Urine. What Is Wrong?
Hi, Thanks for writing your query. After reading your post, it seems that your husband might be suffering from Jaundice, a symptom of Hepatitis. It is due to inflammation in liver. I would suggest that he should be tested for :- 1. Liver Function Test(LFT). 2. Complete Blood Count(CBC). 3. Hepatitis B Antigen. 4. Urine examination(Routine/Microscopic). Medical management can be planned according to the reports of the above mentioned investigations. I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks.