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I have a high white blood cells count of 12500 accompanied by high percentage of 7% myelocytes in blood and been diagnosed with myelemia, what is myelemia ? causes symptoms treatment and all? could that lead to aml ( acute myelogenous leukemia)?
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Myelemia: Or myelocytosis is a descriptive term for the increased number of myelocytes described and is not a medical condition per se. further work up will be needed in order to determine the condition conducive to above changes. A hematologist will likely be needed for follow up and in order to elucidate the actual cause for described changes.
Answered 2/1/2020
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