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Bone marrow test shows reactive erythroid hyperplasia .does it indicate cancer?
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No: Did you have a recent blood loss? Are you being treated for anemia? Reactive erythroid hyperplasia means the body is making more red cells because if perceived a lack of red cells.
Answered 4/30/2018
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