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Does aps, cause enlarge spleen ( 17 cm ) low platelet count less than 90000, sever fatique and sever night sweats? pet and bone marrow biops y normal
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Abnormal blood tests: The splenic enlargement, low plateletes combined with fatique and night sweats are significant, and even with a negative PET scan and bone marrow bx may indicate serious illness. A hematologist in a university medical center should be consulted, and perhaps an infectious disease specialist as well as soon as possible.
Answered 9/6/2014
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