pilia symptoms - #18960

I’ve noticed some strange symptoms recently that seem to align with pilia, and I’m concerned about what it could mean for my health. I’ve been feeling fatigued, and I’ve noticed yellowing of my skin and eyes, which makes me think of jaundice. Could you explain pilia symptoms in detail and what it could indicate in terms of my overall health? From what I understand, pilia is another term for jaundice, but I’m not sure if there are other symptoms or signs that could indicate a more serious underlying condition. Why does pilia cause yellowing of the skin and eyes, and what’s happening in the body to make this occur? I’ve heard that pilia is related to the liver, but what conditions affect the liver and lead to jaundice? Are there any additional symptoms that could help diagnose the cause of pilia, such as changes in urine color or abdominal pain? How do doctors assess the severity of pilia and determine whether it’s due to a liver condition, a bile duct issue, or something else? I’m also concerned about the potential underlying causes of pilia. Could it be a sign of something like hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, or even an issue with bile production? How do doctors diagnose the specific cause, and what tests are typically used to identify the condition? Lastly, if pilia is diagnosed, what treatment options are available? How do doctors treat the condition depending on the underlying cause, and what lifestyle changes can I make to support my liver health and reduce the risk of complications? If you have any insights or advice on how to manage pilia symptoms or prevent liver-related health issues, I’d appreciate your guidance.