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My cbc states, "absolute lymphopenia without leukopenia". what does this mean? would this explain fatigue and weakness?
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Lymphopenia: This means that your total white cell blood count is normal but in the differential white blood cell count the lymphocytes are less than normal. This may be a nonspecific finding if the remainder of the differential count is normal. Reduced red blood cell level(anemia) is a common cause of fatigue. I suggest more testing to include thyroid tests, iron level. Your physician can advise you best,howe
Answered 4/14/2019
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