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Wbc low side of normal but steady decline over 6mths constant infections bruise easy chronic fatigue history of lymphopenia multiple times. concern?
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Potentially: With symptoms over time it is time for a full wok up. Talk to your doc about testing and / or consultation.
Answered 4/12/2013
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