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I have multiple sclerosis, and i am being treated for breast cancer, my 2nd occurrence. recent labs show "lymphocytes absolute 0.64". possible causes?
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Treatment: Although I'm not sure which treatment you are receiving, the drop in lymphocytes is almost certainly from this. These cells are particularly susceptible to chemotherapy and their levels are being monitored by your treating physician.
Answered 3/19/2017
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