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I received my labs back and my wbc are high 12.2 , my mch is low 25.3 and my lymphs (absolute) are high 4.9 . what does this mean should i be worried ?
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Why was test done. Discuss with Dr who ordered them. They can better interpret.
Answered 3/5/2023
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