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Tested high for liver enzymes- also have been waking in the morning with stiff legs and ankles. any possible connection?
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Could be.: Many diseases could cause liver enzyme bump and mild arthritis. Many rheumatic and infectious diseases can do this as well as the viral hepatitides. Will have to see what labs do over time.
Answered 3/26/2013
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