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My brother has an enlarged spleen which is pressing on his liver. what does this mean?
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Splenomegally: An enlarged spleen might not be normal and this should be evaluated by a physician to determine the cause. One of the most common and temporary causes of enlarged spleen is mononucleosis (mono).
Answered 2/3/2013
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