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Elevated enzymes in liver and white blood cell count elevated?
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Liver testing: With the situation of elevation of liver enzymes and white blood cells, this requires a follow up with a physician to rule out an infection. Further imaging including abdominal ultrasound or ct scan of the abdomen may be warranted as well depending on the physical examination by the physician.
Answered 11/9/2019
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