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Is it possible to have an enlarged liver with normal liver and blood values?
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Yes: It is possible to have normal liver fiction tests with an enlarged liver. However, you may still have liver damage. Depending on your diagnosis you should have close follow up lab work and with your doctor to monitor your liver function.
Answered 6/14/2018
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