Guide To Lactic Acidosis Symptoms
Jaundice

Jaundice occurs when the liver cannot break down bilirubin. It is not a disease, but a symptom of underlying conditions, and it is often a sign of lactic acidosis. Patients with jaundice have yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes. Patients may also notice their urine is dark and their bowel movements are light and chalky. In lactic acidosis, a main underlying cause is the improper function of the liver or kidneys to filter lactate from the body, so it makes sense for them to also have this symptom. As lactic acid is removed from the body via medical intervention or naturally, the skin will return to its normal color.
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