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Night sweats, fatigue, elevated ast and alt. negative chest ct 3 months ago. could this be lung cancer with occult primary spreading to liver? thanks
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Many causes.: Your symptoms indicate liver disease-lab work corroborate with that. With negative CT of chest it is highly unlikely be lung cancer. Have they done all tests to diagnose elevated liver enzymes?
Answered 7/4/2018
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