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What medical condition will elevate liver enzymes and decrease wbc?
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More than one: Viral infection of the liver will raise liver enzymes and may be associated with leukopenia. An enlarged spleen with liver disease may cause leukopenia due to excessive destruction and elevated enzymes from liver disease like cirrhosis.
Answered 9/11/2013
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