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Jaundice

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Jaundice is a pathologic state when there is excess of bilirubin in blood plasma as well as other body fluids.
It is characterized by yellow coloration of skin and sclera of eyeballs. Usually hyperbilirubinemia must exceed 2-3 mg% for the coloration to be easily visible.

Causes of jaundice :