Is there no cure for adult jaundice at 600?

Adult jaundice of 600μmol/L is usually not hopeless.

The jaundice value is the total serum bilirubin value. Under normal circumstances, the jaundice value in adults is generally between 3.4μmol/L and 17.1μmol/L. Jaundice of 600μmol/L is a serious increase in the index, which means that the condition is serious, but not hopeless. Symptoms can be improved through active and regular treatment. The causes of jaundice are usually hemolytic anemia, gallstones, hepatitis B virus and other diseases.

Jaundice caused by hemolytic anemia can be improved by blood transfusion under the guidance of a doctor, which can reduce the jaundice index. If it is caused by gallstones, it can be treated under the doctor's surgery through cholecystectomy, gallbladder stone removal and other surgeries. For jaundice caused by hepatitis B virus, oral entecavir dispersible tablets, lamivudine tablets, compound glycyrrhizin tablets and other drugs can be taken according to the doctor's advice. The jaundice value in the body can be reduced through blood transfusion, surgery, drug treatment and other methods, so it is usually not hopeless.

During the recovery period of the disease, patients should pay attention to healthy diet, avoid eating too greasy food, such as fatty meat, fatty intestines, fried chicken, etc., and exercise more, which is beneficial to promote body metabolism and facilitate disease recovery.