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Wbc is 3.2 anc is 1.25 the month before was 3.9 & 1.78 any answers?
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R/O LEUKOPENIA : Leukopenia in the absence of infection or autoimmune disease, may be begging cyclical leukopenia. Follow up with your doctor. You need to be reexamine do and have labs rechecked. If it persists a hematology consult is warranted.
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