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Low potassium, high wbc, low prolactin level , bruise easily and fatigue?
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Difficult to answer: Your question needs a complete physical exam with appropriate tests to come to a reasonable diagnosis. See a doctor soon.
Answered 12/16/2012
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Cushings?: Sounds suspicious for cushing's syndrome, but could be unrelated.
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