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Eos and bas # (1200/40) normocy anem (wbc 7.5 ) ig%(.7). +liver prob/allerg/t2 diab/crp+ -cml likely? alternatives? scared. hemdoc fri. wbc 12 in '09
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Need more info: Your WBC count is normal. Need the full differential count and all your symptoms to be meaningful.
Answered 6/10/2014
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