my friend has nausea,color of her urin is yellow,shehas morning sickness&her ski!
Question: is these are the symptoms of hepatitis .plese sujest
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Do you have a new postman? The urine has to be dark brown, and her eye whites will turn yellowish. Her right side will hurt also (liver is on the lower right side of the body, just above the hip bone. See if she has her period. Get the picture. Most of all, there are three main kinds of Hepatitis: A, B and C A is from feces-to-food-to-mouth, the other two can be contracted a number of ways, blood transfusion, blood transfer (using someone else's needles to shoot dope, sharing bodily fluids via cuts in the vagina, mouth, on the penis (open wounds coming in contact with an infected person's blood). It has to be a significant amount or a large cut to be truly effective. The only possible symptom I read was "skin colored yellow", but that is not enough evidence to call it Hepatitis or Jaundice. I wouldn't worry about that, but I would be concerned with the neighbor or the postman, or perhaps a fellow employee. H**l, it could be you who is the father. It's happened before. You know, that scenario.
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could be. when i hear of yellow skin, i think jaundice which is a symptom of hepatitis. contact your physician ASAP
Yes it could be hep, however it could also be dehydration, try LOTS of water fro a while, either way I'd get it checked out, hepititus can be very contagious.
its Jauntice..rush her before its too late!
could be hepatitis. something to do with her liver. she needs to see a doctor NOW.
shure she not preg. and very low blood iron
yellow is not a good skin colour, it's symptomatic of liver failure (jaundice). best she see a doctor - soon!
It's not normal for an adult to be jaundiced, something is very wrong with your friend and she should seek medical help immediately. It doesn't necessarily mean she has hepatitis, her liver could be damaged due to excessive alcohol or drug intake.
Those are typical sign of liver disease. Please go to a physician as soon as possible.
I think it's jaundice. Jaundice is associated with Hepatitis, so get a doctor's advice.
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