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Het. mono screen came back + 9/8/13, but diagnosed + in '10. wbc 4.9, neut. 70% and lymp. 21%. had a mrsa in '12, and shingles '07. what specialist(s) can best diagnose immune system disorders?
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See a Immunologist: Despite all the awareness with aids, primary non-aids immune deficiency is not that uncommon. Best bet is to contact immune deficiency foundation for a doctor near you. http://primaryimmune.org/services/locate-a-physician/.
Answered 5/14/2016
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