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Haven't felt well. calcium serum (10.5), anc (14), wbc (17.1) all grad up over 6 mos. vitamin d fell again (10). pc = wait & retest 6 weeks. thoughts?
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Further analysis: Hi! that's a pretty high WBC count and you should have some further testing to determine if you have an infection or a blood disorder. The vit d is certainly low, and the calcium is borderline high. I would want to see some additional tests such as phosphorus level, parathyroid hormone, thyroid hormone, urinalysis, cortisol, and a manual differential on the WBC to see if any abnormal white cell.
Answered 6/10/2014
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