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History of loose stools & ruq pain. blood results show .68 abs lymph-low, 5.51 crp-high, 33.1 mch-high, 3.1 wbc-low. all other tests normal. thoughts?
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See details: The lab is not impressive except for the elevated CRP. With the history of diarrhea see a gastroenterologist. There are several possibilities including IBD.
Answered 6/11/2015
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