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What would cause liver enzymes and white blood cells to elevate at the same time?
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It depends ...: If you have an infection (such as hepatitis) both could become increased. Some other diseases, like mono, will increase both. You should definitely discuss this with your doctor and find the cause.
Answered 11/11/2019
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