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Help please? i've got a large spleen and high wbc what could be wrong?
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Doctor: You definitely need to consult your physician or a hematologist. Even though the signs you report are not highly specific, they are worrisome and may be associated with serious disease including infections but also leukemia. Please consult with your doctor immediately.
Answered 7/20/2016
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