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Jaundice - Cause

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What was the cause of your jaundice?

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Comment from: Jade, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: November 21

My jaundice was caused by autoimmune hepatitis.

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Comment from: 65-74 Male Published: January 19

My jaundice was caused by taking statins to lower my cholesterol.

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