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My daughter is 9-month old who has w.b.c 38200, after 13 days treatment in hospital, previous at the time of admission it was 52000, crp is 16, advice?
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Lab data: These numbers are disturbing, but without some knowledge of the clinical circumstances have no idea on how to comment about this. Why don't you discuss this with the doctors treating your daughter? Hope she gets better soon.
Answered 1/25/2015
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