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8 yr old has high basophils, eaosinophils, monocytes since may. chronically slightly low platelets. now giant platelets and anemia. ?
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Hematology: With these signs in the blood that your child has. I would suggest that you your child be seen by a hematologist. This may be a serious blood disorder needing further diagnostic workup and treatment.
Answered 1/1/2016
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