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Wbc 4.66 from 8.01 rbc 5.16 from 4.76 platelets 158 from 195, new blood work results from one year ago should i be concerned? dr. hasnt called me back
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WBC count borderline: Your total WBC count is borderline low. Double check the reference range to see if it is outside of the expected range for your laboratory. Also see if a differential count was performed on the WBC to see if there is an absolute reduction in either of the individual WBC lines. ( neutrophils, lymphocytes, etc.). The other values appear close to universally expected standards.
Answered 1/18/2021
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No: All results written appear normal. Counts can go up and down within a range and still be normal. Most important is how are you medically? I would still pursue discussing this with your physician. If he or she has not yet called back, call them again.
Answered 3/14/2014
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