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What is the best medicine for atypical lymphocytes?

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None: The most common reason a person has atypical lymphocytes in their blood is a recent viral illness. No medicine is required for this, they will go away as the infection is cleared.

Dr Rhoads agreed

Answered 1/20/2017

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