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A member asked:
Eosinophil %, potassium, and chloride are all regularly high in my blood tests for the last 2 years. why?
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Need more info: What are the actual values? If you are otherwise healthy, you can ignore slightly elevated lab tests. It you wish to know why it would be prudent to discuss it with the doctor who ordered the tests.
Answered 3/4/2013
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