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Had tests and white cells 11.1 monocytes 0.8 potassium 5.6 and globulin 27 what does this mean in in australia too incase bloods are different ?
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Probably nothing: The potassium is slightly elevated, as is the white cell count. Without a clinical context these numbers don't mean much. You should have the potassium rechecked, and if elevated, followed up by internist or nephrologist.
Answered 2/9/2021
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