Carotenemia and carotenoderma is in itself harmless, and does not require treatment. In primary carotenoderma, when the use of high quantities of carotene is discontinued the skin color will return to normal. It may take up to several months, however, for this to happen. Infants with this condition should not be taken off prescribed vitamin supplements unless advised to do so by the child's pediatrician. As to underlying disorders in secondary carotinemia and carotenoderma, treatment depends wholly on the cause.
Carotenosis
Jaundice
Microangiopathy
Chorangiosis
Angiolathyrism
Angiopathy
Cerebral atherosclerosis
Cerebral vasospasm