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What can i drink with an enlarged spleen?
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This says that: Both your liver and your spleen are enlarged. Don't know why those organs are enlarged. As a general rule, would discourage alcohol use if there is some form of liver illness. Ask your physician who know specifics about your case.
Answered 11/28/2017
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