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I would like you to look at the picture i have attached. is this jaundice in the eyes?
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Eyes: We are unable to view any attachments. In patients without a history of cirrhosis, you can have Gilbert’s disease. This is a benign condition with increased bilirubin levels during periods of illness or stress. However, if there is a concern of liver disease or jaundice, you can see your physician for an exam, history, and blood tests.
Answered 1/30/2019
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