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Saw dr for anxiety, insomnia, sleep paralysis. pulse 95. white blood cell differential: neutrophils 35.9% lymphocytes 56.5%. possible thyroid?
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Not really: Increase in lymphocytes in blood could be of many reasons, such as viral infection stress, but thyroid work up can tell you about the diagnosis.
Answered 1/2/2013
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