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My wife called and said our son has wbc of 2 and elevated billirubin and then she couldnt pronounce what else was tested. some possible reasons?
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More information: Please provide more information, such as the age of your child, the condition or reasons for which the tests were ordered, and any underlying medical problems. These are minimum facts which will be needed to beat address you concerns and questions. Best wishes
Answered 12/28/2015
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