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17 year old son, fever for 1 week, low wbc, low platelets, low lymphocytes, elevated sed rate and crp, no fever now for 5 days, still tired. thoughts?
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Needs care : Does he not have a diagnosis? He had labs done - did doctor give recommendations? This could be anything from a tick-borne illness to leukemia. Please advocate for yourself to get answers and have those labs rechecked! Good luck!
Answered 9/19/2019
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