Jaundice

no. raw rice has got nothing to do with liver and jaundice is caused when the liver is unable to excrete bilirubin from the system.

Yes, jaundice can be a symptom of aplastic anemia, although it's not one of the most common manifestations. Aplastic anemia leads to a decrease in red blood cells, which can result in anemia and potentially cause jaundice due to the breakdown of red blood cells and the subsequent release of bilirubin. However, jaundice is more typically associated with liver disorders or hemolytic anemia. Therefore, while it can occur, it is important to consider other underlying causes of jaundice.

the activity of the enzyme UDP-glucuronyl transferase is low in the newborns.so UDP- glucuronic acid for conjugation is limited. this leads to high level of unconjugated bilirubin (beyond 25mg/dl) .it may cross the blood brain barrier resulting in hyperbilirubinemic toxic encephalopathy or kernicterus .

prevention aspects:

the drug phenobarbital is used, as it induce bilirubin metabolising enzymes in liver.

in some neonates blood transfusion may be necessaryto prevent brain damage.

phototherapy is continuously carried out till the serum bilirubin becomes normal.

phototheraphy deals with the exposure of the jaundiced neonates to blue light as bilirubin absorbs the blue light and get converted to non toxic lumirubin and get excreted.

Because bile salts have a depressant action on SA node..

Yellow discoloration of skin and whites of the eyes that results from excess bilirubin in the body's system.

Potatoes are rich in vitamin D and they are safe to eat during jaundice. This includes sweet potatoes and yams.

liver

Yes , with small Amount of garlic and oil u can cook lady finger

yes it is very much.

An occasional patient with hepatitis A will remain jaundiced for a month, two months or even longer, but eventually the jaundice will pass.

Icterus.

gallstones block the bile duct, and prevent bilirubin getting to the small intestines. it is very important for bilirubin to get to the small intestine's, so if too much bilirubin build up, it will eventually move in to the blood stream. causing your skin to turn yellow, (especially your eyes) and this is called jaundice.