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Gastritis, esophogitis, hiatial hernia and a low white blood cell count, what to do?

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Dr. James Goodyear answered

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What to do?: A hiatal hernia with gastritis and esophagitis is not usually related to a low white blood count.Since this combination is generally unusual, a thorough evaluation and examination is essential. An evaluation by your primary physician as well as a consultation with both a gastroenterologist and hematologist may be necessary to sort things out. Start with and evaluation by your primary physician.

Answered 12/22/2014

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GI consult: May be best to see a gastroenterologist for a consultation. Ok to try over the counter anti acid medication in the meantime. Hope this helps!

Answered 5/22/2014

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