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What is the most commonly seen cause for low wbc2.5, neutrophils23.7, and platelets119. along with high lymphocytes59.2?
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Abnormal blood work: You have some abnormal blood results and you should see a hematologist (h) to better answer your question. You do not give a hemoglobin level and if that were to be low, pancytopenia would be present. See a h for further tests and more information. There may some form of leukemia that needs to be ruled out or diagnosed. Good luck.
Answered 7/10/2013
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