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Enlarged liver and spleen and elevated enzymes since birth. they think rubella since my antibody was negative in early pregnancy. could it be?
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Could be: Many congenital infections could cause those symptoms. Blood tests can usualky tell for sure, but maybe not for a few months.
Answered 10/4/2013
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