Enlarged Liver Causes, Symptoms
Typical enlarged liver causes
The most frequently diagnosed causes of
enlarged liver are:
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Viral hepatitis
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Polycystic liver disease
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Liver infection
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Liver cysts
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Cirrhosis
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Various forms of hepatitis
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Fatty liver
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Certain common infections like mononucleosis and
malaria
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Certain forms of cancer (especially leukemia)
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Alcoholic liver cirrhosis
Enlarged Liver Symptoms
A slightly enlarged liver usually won't present
any symptoms. But if the liver becomes grossly enlarged,
it can cause discomfort and a feeling of fullness in the
abdominal area.
An enlarged liver can cause
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ascites, or fluid in the abdomen,
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cholestasis, which is the failure of bile to flow
from the liver through the bile ducts
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jaundice.
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