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Does your liver enzymes go up with a kidney stone?
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Not typically: If the kidney stone is associated with a urinary tract infection, especially if severe this can make the liver enzymes go up, as can a number of medicines, but the stone itself does not typically do so.
Answered 1/13/2017
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