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Blood work normal but liver enlarged. what does this mean?
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Fatty Liver: The most common cause of enlarged liver is fatty liver. Fatty liver generally develops in those who are overweight and may have diabetes and elevated cholesterol. It is best to work on controlling all these features. Your doctor should continue to follow you.
Answered 12/16/2014
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