What causes yellow rings around the eyes?

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• clur_08

  10/24/2012

  Yellow circles under the eyes are often caused by a lack of sleep. An increased salt intake or water retention could also lead to yellow circles under your eyes. Or it could be side effect of eye allergies or dermatitis. If you are under this case, you could apply cold compresses to your eyes to reduce swelling and decrease the appearance of yellow rings. Or you can hold two chilled metal spoons over your eyes to treat it.

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• Jose joyce

  11/03/2012

  Yellow ring around your eyes does not mean that you have some problems, but it does not mean you have any disease either. There are several possibilities below. First, if you have pale discoloration in your skin and mucus membranes in your oral cavity, and you just lost weight recently, you may get dangerous blood disorder. Second, it may caused by the macular degeneration. It is a chronic disease. However if you just have yellow circles then it is unsignificant.Increased in white blood cells can be due to infection existing see a doctor and receive professional eye exam and do something about it Third, it may be the result of liver damage or cholesterol concentration. Just take it easy and have good rest. What's more, you can at less foods rich in cholesterol and eat more vegs and fruits.

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• Shavonda D

  10/19/2012

  If you have yellow rings around your eyes, you'd better go to the doctor as soon as you can. That is really weird and bad. As far as i could know, people with hepatitis may got such situation. Though it is just a yellow rings on your eyes, but it shows that your liver are sick and need to be treated. So, you shall see doctor immediately.

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• Kelly gary

  05/22/2015

  A yellow tinge around the eyes shows the liver and gallbladder are working too hard. You need to take it easy and have a sound rest. Mostly important, please do not drink too much alcohol, which will do harm to your liver. Hope this helpful.

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• Mariah shelley

  10/22/2012

  No, it is not common. It may be caused by the fundus macular disease. Or what's worse, it may be related with the normal function of liver. You'd better go to see the doctor and have a full check. It is dangerous to have unusual things in the eyes. You should pay attention to it.

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• Pedro

  03/10/2013

  Wilson's disease or hepatolenticular degeneration

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