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Symptoms are only a symptom, not a separate disease, and many diseases may cause jaundice. Jaundice is due to bilirlidine dysfunction, and the content of bilirubin in plasma increases yellow, which causes yellow to appear yellow.
First, hemolytic jaundice. It is mainly due to the inherent defects of the red blood cells or the damage of the exogenous factors of the red blood cells, which causes a lot of damage to the red blood cells, released a large amount of hemoglobin, resulting in an increased non -lipid bilirin content in plasma, and the treatment capacity of the liver cells is jaundice. Essence In addition, when the spleen function is hyperactive, the red blood cells are damaged and can also cause jaundice.
Second, blocking jaundice. Due to various reasons, the stenosis of the outerogenic bile duct (such as stones, liver suction, tapeworms, tumor or cholecystitis, etc.), bile excretion is blocked, causing the bile ducts of the intrahepatic bile ducts, bile duct expansion, rising pressure, bile through the small rupture of small rupture The bile ducts enter the tissue gap and blood sinus, causing the increased blood bilirubin, and a systemic jaundice.
Third, substantive jaundice. Most of the liver cell disorders occur.
1. Obibulization: Biliary erythrin is not easy to separate from albumin, or hepatocellular membrane is not easy to pass, or a certain protein in the cytoplasm is poorly accepted, so bilirubin cannot be intake by hepatocytes and stays in the blood to form jaundice.
2. Combination disorder: After the hepatocyte intake, the intramodolidal network is catalyzed by the glutacin aldehyde alcohol metastases and combined with the aldosilic acid. Enzyme deficiency or insufficient vitality can affect the reaction and finally form jaundice.
3. Expeditional disorder: After the bilirubin ester is discharged into the capillaries, due to the secretion of the liver and the motion function of the biliary system, the bile can be excreted from the bile ducts at all levels from the internal liver. For example, bile transport disorders in any place in this process can cause ester -type bilirubin to accumulate in the liver and blood, causing jaundice.