What Is Jaundice?
Reviewed: Dr. Gromatzky
Jaundice is a relatively common condition that causes the patient to take on a noticeable yellow tinge. The yellow color is often more noticeable in the eyes and in parts where the skin is thin. While the yellow appearance can be quite startling, jaundice is not something that is necessarily dangerous in itself.
Although not usually dangerous, jaundice is often a sign of a potentially serious underlying problem so treatment should be sought. Depending on the underlying cause, treatment can be straightforward, while sometimes the cause can be a lot more difficult to deal with. Here’s a closer look at what jaundice is and what causes it.
