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How to know if i have cancer, tht or hepatitis?
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Blood tests: Cancer is a generalized term for several dozen malignancies that grow in almost organ of the body. If one is looking at the liver in terms of hepatitis, liver tumors that arise in the liver are hepatomas. Viral disorders affecting the liver result in swollen cells, and elevated liver enzymes with the possibility of developing jaundice. Bloodtests and or liver scan will resolve the issue.
Answered 6/10/2014
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