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A member asked:
What do you advise if doctor ordered a blood test on my daughter including a complete metabolic panel and a cbc w/diff?
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Hard to say: The reasons why the tests were ordered are not available for us to review. (history, physical, docs concerns) As such, I would suggest that consulting the site is less relevant than following your docs orders. I wouldn't order the tests for fun.They would be done to rule in or rule out a specific set of concerns.
Answered 5/12/2014
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