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My wbc 3.6; mpv 11.1; lymph 42.9; eosinophils 4.4; basophils 1.4; anion gap 2. all other results are normal. i feel great. anyhing to worry about?
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Lab values: by itself does not have much meaning and needs to be correlated with the history , physical findings and age.
Answered 6/19/2018
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