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I have been referred to a hematologist for low wbc. my abnormal lab results were: wbc 3.7, monocyte pct 12, and lymphocytes abs 0.9. i have no other symptoms, should i be concerned about the referral?

Q: i have been referred to a hematologist for low wbc. my abnormal lab results were: wbc 3.7, monocyte pct 12, and lymphocytes abs 0.9. i have no other symptoms, should i be concerned about the referral?

: The referral is good advice, as there are conditions with relative increases in monocytes are associated with viral conditions or other causes.

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The referral is good advice, as there are conditions with relative increases in monocytes are associated with viral conditions or other causes.

Answered 9/2/2021

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A member asked:

I have been referred to a hematologist for low wbc. my abnormal lab results were: wbc 3.7, monocyte pct 12, and lymphocytes abs 0.9. i have no other symptoms, should i be concerned about the referral?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. John Berryman answered

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