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Total hip replacement 1 year ago. having pain. md ordered blood work. it shows high polys (80.1), and low lymphs (15.3), high c-reactive protein?
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Possible infection: Elevations of polys and C-reactive protein in the blood is suggestive of an inflammatory response as with infection. There are other less common reasons for these particular elevations, and should be interpreted in context with your medical history, other lab results, medications and physical findings.
Answered 10/25/2014
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