What is the reason for the yellow eyes?

Yellowing of the eyes may be a symptom of a physical illness. Yellowing of the eyeballs may be caused by liver disease. Liver disease can easily cause the whites of the eyes to turn yellow, or dark yellow. Jaundice can also easily cause yellowing of the eyeballs. Overwork and decreased immunity can easily cause yellowing of the eyeballs. A detailed examination can be done.

Causes of yellowing whites of eyes:

1. Liver disease: Usually, patients with liver diseases will have varying degrees of yellowing of the whites of the eyes. It can also be said that yellowing of the whites of the eyes is the most common and typical symptom of patients with liver disease. The reason why the whites of the eyes of patients with liver disease turn yellow is due to the increase of bilirubin in the patient's body. The most common types of jaundice are hemolytic jaundice, obstructive jaundice and hepatocellular jaundice. Therefore, in daily life, the yellowing of the whites of the eyes should not be ignored. Jaundice patients not only have yellowing of the whites of their eyes, but also yellow skin and yellow urine, which is what we often call the three yellow syndromes. If you find yourself having these symptoms, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check your liver health.

2. Excessive fatigue: Whether at work or in life, we should pay attention to the combination of work and rest. Only in this way can we better ensure human health. In particular, we must pay attention to avoid excessive fatigue, which can be very dangerous to the body's own immunity and resistance. A large number of studies have also found that long-term excessive fatigue may also cause yellowing of the whites of the eyes. Especially for office workers, working overtime and staying up late is commonplace, so they should get more rest at this time. In addition to long-term excessive fatigue, frequent drinking can also cause yellowing of the whites of the eyes. In daily life, you should try to avoid excessive drinking.

3. Common symptoms of yellowing eyes and skin: staying up late, diet, and taking medicine can all cause yellowing of eyes and skin. If you have recently eaten a lot of foods containing carotene, it will also cause your face to turn yellow. If it does not heal on its own after rest, then you need to take it seriously.

What is the cause of yellowing eyes and skin in hepatitis B?

What causes yellow eyes and skin in hepatitis B patients? Yellowing of eyes and skin in hepatitis B is clinically called jaundice. The cause of jaundice is increased bilirubin. Increased bilirubin is a sign of liver damage. There are many reasons for increased bilirubin. Cholecystitis and bile duct obstruction can also cause increased bilirubin and cause jaundice symptoms. Therefore, if hepatitis B patients have yellow eyes and skin, they should go to a regular liver disease hospital in time to find out the cause and treat the symptoms.

What causes yellow eyes and skin?

Why do hepatitis B patients have yellow eyes and skin? The main cause of yellow eyes and skin is jaundice. The hepatitis B virus replicates in large quantities in patients and begins to attack. The immune system begins to clear the hepatitis B virus, liver cells are damaged, and a large amount of bilirubin is released. The liver cannot metabolize bilirubin normally and cannot be excreted from the body in time. It stays in the blood and causes yellow eyes and skin in hepatitis B patients. When hepatitis B patients have yellow eyes and skin, it is important to go to a regular liver disease hospital for timely and active antiviral treatment.

The appearance of yellow eyes and skin in hepatitis B patients indicates liver damage, decreased liver function, and worsening of the condition. Therefore, at this time, the patient should eat a light diet, drink a balanced diet, eat easily digestible and easily absorbed food, eat more green fruits and vegetables, eat more foods that promote detoxification, eat more protein-rich foods, promote liver cell repair, go to bed early and get up early, exercise more, and enhance immunity.

Yellowing of the eyes and skin is a very common symptom of hepatitis B. There are many reasons for this. If the condition can be restored through conditioning, then no special attention is required. If yellowing of the eyes and skin occurs for a long time in patients with hepatitis B, then the patient should go to a regular liver disease hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.