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I am being sent to hemotologist for low ferratin and 3% atypical lymphocytes. should i be concerned?
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Concerned: Concerned -yes, but 3% atypical lymphocytes is unlikely to have any effect on your well being. Get used to the fact that your blood work will be reviewed frequently (usually every 3 months) and then much less often if all is going well, which i hope it is.
Answered 5/12/2015
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