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Can you have liver disease and a normal abdominal mri except for dil intrahep ducts? dr thinks i may have hepatitis and wants biopsy. necessary?
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It's possible.: With your alcohol intake and weight loss, hopefully there's nothing serious like hepatitis b or c, cancer, cirrhosis, autoimmune condition etc. God bless you!
Answered 12/9/2013
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