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My wbc count is 9600 and lymphocyte count is 46%(elevated) i had hepatitis a infection last month is it due to that or do i need to repeat the test?
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Lab tests: Would not worry about this WBC and differential. It is essentially normal under the circumstances and would not need repeating unless you develop new symptoms. Lab tests absent clinical findings are more often than not worthless.
Answered 5/13/2017
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