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My toddler is fatigued and abnormal blookwook. what should i do?
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Discuss with PCP: If you had blood work done i assume you have access to the provider that ordered it.The best course is to include the findings of a physical exam, history and lab in formulating a plan of treatment.
Answered 6/5/2013
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