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Wbc high 13.2 (always high), rdw high 15.6% (always high), absolute lymphocyte high 7.3 , ast low 11, creatinine low 0.6 mg/dl. thoughts? should i have further work up?
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REPEAT CHECK.: Your White cell count is slightly high. This can happen due to an infection. In order to follow it up further I would advice a repeat check of your CBC along with a differential counts(% Neutrophils and %lymphocytes). If the WBC counts go down, you do not need to do anything further. If the count goes up higher(15,000 or more) then you should consult a physician for further evaluation and advice..
Answered 10/27/2020
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