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Many hepatobiliary tumors do not cause symptoms. When symptoms are experienced, they may include jaundice, malaise, or a general feeling of poor health, loss of appetite, weight loss, fever, fatigue, bloating, itching, swelling of the legs, weakness, or abdominal pain.

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