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What std causes weakness, vomiting, liver enlargement, and jaundice?
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Hepatitis?: A severe case of lots of diseases can cause a wide variety of symptoms. From your description, it sounds like the liver is involved. If it is, you need help now. Call your doctor immediately.
Answered 9/10/2012
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