What Is Cholestasis?
4. What Are the Symptoms of Cholestasis?
The symptoms of cholestasis can vary greatly depending on the cause of the disease and the individual experiencing it. For people with chronic cholestasis, it not uncommon for them to be asymptomatic. This is most common in people who have slowed bile flow due to a congenital reason.
For others with acute cholestasis, whether an external or internal factor is to blame, there are several telltale signs. Jaundice is the primary symptom, which can cause yellowing of the skin and eyes. Additionally, individuals may experience abdominal pain, nausea, dark urine, light-colored stool, fatigue, and itchiness.
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