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Possible reasons for abnormal blood test results in 2 year old, 1st hematologist appt?

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Abnormal "tests": There are literally hundreds of blood tests that can be run on a child, maybe thousands. We need a bit more of a clue to help you, and any history as to why lab tests were done in the first place would also be needed.......Send these with a new question and I'll keep my eye open for it to try and help you with questions to ask hematologist or regular doctor.

Answered 7/6/2014

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I have been to a hematologist and after my blood tests, he went on vacation. He had his office call me to setup an apt for when he gets back but its while out. I have uploaded my symptoms and my blood tests to my account. Anything weird or abnormal?

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I have had high lymphocytes in my blood tests for the past 3 years. The 'normal range' being 1-3 and mine being anything from 3.84-6. I am always tired and have bad hairloss. Could this be linked and should i see an hematologist? Doctors not bothered?

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I was sent to a hematologist due to mildly elevated WBC at 11. No symptoms and my WBC count has been elevated at 11 for many years. Flow cytometry test came back negative but WBC was still elevated. Does that mean no blood cancer cells found?

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Doctors office ran test blood shows not clotting right, hematologist couldn't find nothing wrong, so what's going on.

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