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I have a wbc of 3.8, anisocytosis +1, and poikilocytes +1 listed on my lab results. everything else shows up as being normal. what does this mean?
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Talk to your doctor: These results could indicate a viral syndrome. It is best to discuss the results with the provider who ordered the test.
Answered 5/26/2015
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