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One week ago my tlc was 11.5 and lymphocytes was normal now tlc is 7.5 and lymphocytes is 43 what does it means?
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Testing too often!: Why were these tests done? Do you have any symptoms? There are natural variations in the lab results, depending on the time of day, activity level, medications etc. It would be prudent to talk to the doctor who ordered the tests.
Answered 5/18/2017
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