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Muscular Dystrophy and high liver enzymes Posted: 07-27-08 20:29pm


My son, brother, and uncle have all had Becker Muscular Dystrophy. Recently, both my brother and son had a routine blood panel done. Both of them showed high liver enzyme counts. We think it is linked to muscular dystrophy. What exactly causes this?

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