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I recently had a physical and my wbc were low 2.98 and potassium level was high. i was told to get another blood test. should i be concerned? thanks
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Sure...: ...at least to follow your doctor's advice and get the recommended next blood test. Then, let's see what's found before you worry prematurely.
Answered 10/27/2014
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