Yellow Spots

It's not likely to be jaundice with "yellow spots on the skin", more likely to be skin problems with
hyper/hypopigementation. Better seek real medical check-up if it's worrying you.

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Today, I noticed that I have yellow spots on the skin on my arms and legs. They're not really
noticeable under artificial light. I thought it might be jaundice, but the whites of my eyes are
still white. Does anybody know what this could be?

It could be a form of hepatitis - A, B or C.

drug/alcohol use or blood transfusion a long time ago. You could have even gotten it from a swimming
pool if you were not vaccinated at an early age. Not every person who has this virus comes down with
the symptoms. The big symptom is when your skin turns yellow.

You might wanna see your doc or a clinic in your area and have a simple blood test done.

HTH

Trent

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Today, I noticed that I have yellow spots on the skin on my arms and legs. They're not really
noticeable under artificial light. I thought it might be jaundice, but the whites of my eyes are
still white. Does anybody know what this could be?