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Yellow urine and eyes due to jaundice. Diagnosed with enlarged liver. High fever. What to do?
hi my Husband is suffering with jaundice , his eyes yellow and urine color is also yellow, we are giving liv 52 and sweet juice, food without oil. he is not taking food but juice glucose , earlier dignosed with enlarge liver but that time jaundice not visible, he suffers fever upto 103 at night , what we should do as we alredy confused about his condition, he is active but not taking food himself
Asked On : Sat, 27 Apr 2013
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Apr 2013
Hi and welcome to HCM.
You should go to hospital. This can be acute cholangitis or some other intraabdominal infection The right cause of jaundice must be found usually this is biliary obstruction or hepatiits but you cant treat it without exact cause. He should do ultrasound and liver enzymes at least . ANd follow hepatoprotective diet,reduce fever too, WIsh you good health.
You should go to hospital. This can be acute cholangitis or some other intraabdominal infection The right cause of jaundice must be found usually this is biliary obstruction or hepatiits but you cant treat it without exact cause. He should do ultrasound and liver enzymes at least . ANd follow hepatoprotective diet,reduce fever too, WIsh you good health.
Answered: Sun, 28 Apr 2013
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Hi
Jaundice is a self limiting disease caused by virus.
Oily foods should be avoided.
You are giving correct diet.
Please get his liver function tests,Tests for Hepatitis B,C viruses,Ultrasound abdomen to rule out obstructive jaundice.
Please consult a Gastroenterologist and proceed.
If the Bilirubin levels are not too high,nothing to worry
Wish him speedy recovery
Regards
Jaundice is a self limiting disease caused by virus.
Oily foods should be avoided.
You are giving correct diet.
Please get his liver function tests,Tests for Hepatitis B,C viruses,Ultrasound abdomen to rule out obstructive jaundice.
Please consult a Gastroenterologist and proceed.
If the Bilirubin levels are not too high,nothing to worry
Wish him speedy recovery
Regards
Answered: Sat, 27 Apr 2013
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