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Wbc 12.3 monocytes 1.2. dr says may just be fighting an infection or leukemia wants to wait 9 weeks for any blood work. should i get second opinion?
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High abc: If Dr did good history and PE then better to wait and repeat.
Answered 5/4/2017
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