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Wbc 14.4; neutrophils 9.8; lymphocytes 3.8. doing a blood smear. no hiv, infection, burns, tb, hep c. third rise in wbc count?
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Not a virus: Your lab values do not represent a viral illness in any way.
Answered 2/27/2016
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