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My liver levels and calcium are high is that due to thyroid problems?
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Liver, calcium, and: Hyperthyroidism, most commonly from Graves' disease can cause an increase in liver function (enzyme) levels and elevated calcium from increase breakdown of stored calcium in the bones.
Answered 5/11/2016
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