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A member asked:

Could you tell me what is the likely medical condition with elevated platelets wbc, sed rate positive ana and anemia?

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Dr. Ahmed Seman answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Not Enough info: Each abnormal results will give you their own differentials. That means too many to list here. Infectious or autoimmune diseases need to be ruled in or out asp . Not enough information to comment on the anemia. You need to follow up with your doctor for further work up and treatment without delay.

Dr Finkelstein agreed

Answered 5/6/2014

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