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I've been sick for a year (this month) body aches was diagnosis with fibro. saw hematologist lymphocytes low twice in 3 months. hiv neg what else could it be?
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Probably fibro: If the history and physical exam fit it is fibromyalgia. Low lymphocytes probably are not a clinical issue.
Answered 12/10/2013
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