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Low white blood cell (3.5) and platelet (130s) count for past 6 months. what could this mean? only experiencing fatigue/body pain. should i see doc?
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It depends: WE need to see your complete blood count which includes, Hemoglobin(Hb), WBC and Differential count and platelet count. it should be repeated once or twice and assessed by your family physician.It may be normal for you provided your HB is normal and you have no further decrease in the WBC and Platelets over the next few months.
Answered 7/7/2014
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