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Does this indicate malignancy (leukemia or lymphoma) ? total wbc 8.3, ly% 23.3, lyh 1.9, gr% 73.2, grh 6.0
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Numbers are just...: Numbers are just numbers. Without the whole picture, such as why was labwork done, why is somebody wondering about malignancy, etc., numbers usually cannot tell much. These results by themselves, in this question, don't indicate a problem. One can ask her ordering doctor if these results indicate a problem in the setting of her whole picture.
Answered 11/27/2017
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