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I've just had a viral infection for a few months. my blood counts for years now have had low neutrophils, but all else ok.
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Probably nothing: probably nothing to worry about, depending on how low the neutrophils. If very low, you should see a hematologist for an evaluation.
Answered 5/5/2015
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