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Can you help? could smoking marijjuana increase liver function enough to be detected on a blood test?
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No: I have no recollection of marihuanna causinf elevated liver functions or hepatitis. This is usually due to obesity, hepatiitis or heavy drinking.
Answered 4/19/2013
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