10 Jaundice Symptoms

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Dark Urine

Dark urine, as a sign of jaundice, commonly occurs along with pale stools. The color of a person's urine may appear as dark yellow or brown. When urine appears dark due to jaundice, the smell isn't affected.

Bilirubin normally exits the body in a person's fecal matter. However, if the liver is unable to remove the pigment, it can pass through the kidneys instead and its yellow-orange color can darken the urine that's excreted.5‘Common Characteristics of Liver Disease.’ Johns Hopkins Medicine, Based in Baltimore, Maryland, www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/common-characteristics-of-liver-disease

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