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I had a rectal resection due to cancer. i have just done a new bloods and my phosphate came back really low (0.74 and wbc was 3. should i be worried?
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Just f/u with MD: Follow up with your gp and have your md repeated the labs again. If something is significant- your md can do some w/u to find why and to treat accordingly. Those likely unrelated to the cancer- unless you are telling me that you receive chemotherapy now- then the chemo is likely the reason why your WBC is low. If not, just continue to f/u with your md and discuss further.
Answered 6/10/2014
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