I've been experiencing pain in the liver area and jaundiced eyes and jaundiced bottoms of my feet for several monthes but the dr says if there was something wrong then bilirubin would have shown up on my urine test and all my liver enzymes would be elevated not just one. Is this true!? I'm worried sick about this because my eyes just started getting yellow again after a couple monthes of slowly fading and the liver area pain has gotten much worse but he says the liver pain is in my head and the yellow eyes means nothing unless my tests back them up. Has anyone else experienced anything similar because I am absolutely petrified...
Im 18, drank and then took acetaminophen and 3 months later still itchy and feeling like sh*t withwithout jaudice, I too for my blood tested 3 times for liver damage and the tests all come up normal as if i am perfectly healthy,wish you well, I am wondering the same thing as you, I don't think I'll ever get back to normal.
Eu pessoalmente não tive essa experiência, mas meu pai está atualmente no hospital lidando com problemas no fígado. De qualquer forma, sim, a bilirrubina teria que estar presente para causar icterícia, há algo chamado Carotenemia. Isso afetaria seus pés, palmas, mas não deveria afetar o branco dos olhos. É um ótimo sinal que suas enzimas hepáticas estão normais, se algo estivesse errado, provavelmente refletiria nos níveis de enzimas. Você pode solicitar um exame de sangue para verificar a bilirrubina para uma tranquilidade. Provavelmente há algo mais acontecendo, geralmente nos estágios iniciais da doença hepática, não há sintomas. Meu pai tem tido sintomas horríveis, FADIGA EXTREMA, falta de apetite, fraqueza severa e ele ACABOU de começar a desenvolver icterícia...
Sinto muito por não ter sido a maior ajuda, mas honestamente, se você está convencido, solicite exames de sangue para ver a função do seu fígado. Mas para mim, não parece relacionado. Boa sorte, querida
Thanks for your insite about the bilirubin test, also I did have one elevated liver enzyme but the other two were comfortably in the normal range and the dr said they would all have been elevated if something was wrong not just the one. I've read about carrotenanemia and you have to hear a large amount of orange veggies to get that, but I don't.
O médico pode estar certo ao afirmar que é necessário ter vários níveis anormais do fígado para algo estar "errado". No entanto, você pode ter sintomas sem que algo esteja "errado". Se isso faz sentido. Uma leitura anormal pode causar sintomas. Qual foi o exame que estava elevado e quanto elevado estamos falando?
Alk Phos (a liver enzyme apparently related to bones according to google) was elevated but still in the normal range (120). All other enzymes were normal and I tested negative for urine bilirubin.
Você precisa solicitar um nível de acetaminofeno.
yes HAVING Hep-C I know your Blood test would come back with high enzymes.I got rid of my Hep-C Let me correct this.My liver regenerated which a liver does and im 59 so I show no signs of having Hep C I get my Blood taken to make sure.So it means My Hep-c went into remission.but when I got my Gall Bladder out the Doctor told my Daughter I was starting early stage of Cirrohis of the Liver I never drank in my life.Probably the scarring of having Hep C, I get where my right side is hard an sticks out further then my left. pick your shirt up or off.and see if your also is bigger on 1 side.OK about the JAUNDICE The only time My eyes and entire body was yellow is when I had Hepatitis A which youd know if you had it.You only get it from cracked glasses or air droplets from people who has it.your urine will get dark as Tea.Bowell will get Silver.also chills fever and very Nauseated once it goes away you can NEVER get it again another fact you will die of Old age before youd even die of this disease.and I know people who's viral loads are very high They will want you to take Interferon Pegathon which makes you very sick.Please stay in touch I would never Tell you wrong. yes you may get a little fatiqued tired, and if not satisfied get a blood test again for the LIVER have you been a heavy alcohol drinker? a Intravenous drug user? If no.quit worrying your fine.Im just confused did the doctor see you were Jaundiced? an did he say even maybe why you were?Im here and will see if you respond but take it easy on your self hugz and prayers
Even after nearly 3 months?
The dr did notice my jaundice but he said it's nothing to worry about if there was no bilirubin in my urine. Also is good to know that the dr was right about needing all my enzymes elevated not just one. As for my liver sticking out it does, my right side is rounder and more firmer when pressed than the left side is.
What is your alcoholic intake?
Pacientes com icterícia devido a obstrução parcial do ducto biliar às vezes apresentam uma coloração alaranjada. Um problema no pâncreas pode ser a causa subjacente. O próximo passo deve ser a imagem dessa área. Uma ressonância magnética seria a maneira mais sensível de detectar qualquer patologia
How can I get an MRI if the dr won't refer me and isn't worried
I don't drink alcohol.
Well, in that case, there could be a couple of other things causing it, such as gallstones, obstructing the passage. Without knowing your history, having all the results in front of me and being able to conduct more tests, it is impossible to guess.
I think you are in the US, but from the UK NHS website.
"Always seek immediate medical advice if you develop the above signs of jaundice. They're a warning sign that something is wrong with the normal processes of your body."
I did seek immediate medical advice and the advice I got was if there's no bilirubin in my urine and only one enzyme is elevated not 3 then there's nothing to worry about. But having health anxiety of course I'm still going to worry
Are you in the UK, if not, which country.
No im not in the UK I'm in Canada
Okay, from my understanding, your sytem is a hybrid between the UK free NHS public service and the US insurance based private service.
In the UK we have what we call 'Walk In' centres (or clinics as it will come up under Google Canada), which is a halfway house between a GP and an A&E hospital.
If you had those, I would recommend them, as I used one, when my GP on three occasions failed to diagnose a problem. They diagnosed it and I got a referral to a consultant (via my GP, but he did not have a choice to say no).
Failing that and here's where my knowledge of your system breaks down, I would go to A&E at a quiet time (not Fri/Sat night) and ask to be seen. If you are jaundiced, they should take it seriously. Over here, they would probably run some more tests and send out an appoitment letter to you and your GP (GP always has to be aware of any treatment) for a visit to the gastro consultant.
You don't just get jaundiced for nothing and your GP should at least be trying to find out the cause.