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I have been having some issues with inflammation in my joints. my blood panel was normal but with low monocyte % and low monocyte absolute. im confused as to what it could mean.
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Nothing: Take it from a pathologist. Low absolute or % of monocytes never means anything if everything else looks okay.
Answered 1/1/2016
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