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I have had a high white blood count and platelet count. i haven't had a spleen for two years. i also have inflammatory issues. going to hematologist?
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Good idea.: If your white blood count and platelet count have been persistently elevated with no obvious reason, it is a good idea to seek the opinion of a hematologist. If the "inflammatory issues" persist, a visit to see a rheumatologist may be useful also. Good luck.
Answered 9/29/2016
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