Patient's question:
My skin is naturally black, but it used to be black. In the past two years, it has turned yellow and a little green. Now it looks very dark yellow, and my lips are black. I visited a traditional Chinese medicine doctor recently, who said I have kidney problems and my heart isn't doing well (I've drunk five bottles of Ginseng and Astragalus, but haven't seen any improvement). Before that, I had a thorough check for the. If it were hepatitis B, many of the three Yang patients wouldn't have faces like that. They all look fine.2. Does cause jaundice? What else should I do?
3. I often feel cold in my hands and feet, suffer from neurasthenia, have no dreams, have severe dark circles under my eyes, acne, bad temper, frequent urination, and urgent urination. When I eat, the heat from the air makes it seem like it's catching fire. Am I suffering from kidney yin deficiency or kidney yang deficiency?
Doctor's answer:
Since your complexion is currently yellow, it is believed to be related to liver disease. It is recommended that you promptly go to the hospital for a comprehensive liver disease examination to verify the condition and its severity. Common hepatitis B tests include: 1. Serum aminotransferase; 2. Hepatitis B two pairs qualitative/quantitative; 3. Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP); 4. Serum HBV-DNA quantitative detection; 5. Imaging examinations such as B, CT, MRI; 6. Liver biopsy.