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4 yr old daughter w low grade fever for 2 weeks. bloodwork showed elevated white cells. no one seems overly worried but me. should i be?
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Watchful waiting: How do you define low grade fever? Does your child have any symptoms? How elevated is the white count? Watchful waiting for now, until you can give us more information.
Answered 3/24/2013
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