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My wbc was 3.3-48.0 lymphocytes. but everything else was normal range. my visit w/hemotologist it is now 3.8. is something else going on w/me?
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Not necessarily: Low white blood cell counts occur for a variety of reasons. You could have used some up fighting an infection. There are dozens of other causes. There are however a few serious causes, so continuing to see your hematologist and follow up testing are very important. Hope this helps!
Answered 9/28/2016
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