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My mom was at the doc today they are concerned her blood work is wbc 3.0, platelets 146, monocytes 10.1, abs 1.3. the concern was leukemia?
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Low counts: Low white blood cell counts and low platelets is concerning for bone marrow failure or severe viral infection. Further testing is required to determine the cause of this suppression.
Answered 9/10/2014
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