Dubin-Johnson Syndrome treatment in Tlalpan

Dubin-Johnson syndrome is a rare inherited disorder of the liver in which a substance called bilirubin builds up in the blood.

How it shows up: It usually involves a mild and occasional yellowish coloring of the skin and the eyes, generally without major discomfort.

Origin: It is due to a genetic alteration that affects the way the liver processes and eliminates bilirubin.

Which specialist treats it? The gastroenterologist evaluates the functioning of the liver and the geneticist studies the hereditary component of this condition. If you notice a recurrent yellowish coloring in the skin or the eyes, it is advisable to have it assessed by a professional to learn its origin.