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Hi. I recently had blood work to determine if i had rheumatoid arthritis. Some of the blood tests look concerning. I won't be able to see the doctor for awhile. When looking up what the blood tests mean the common denominator seems to be leukemia. I was having joint and bone pain and fatigue and some other weird symptoms.
Please help!!!
The results are as follows
NRBC #
0.01 X10^3/ul (High
NRBC Automated
0.1 Num/100WBC (High
Abs Baso #
0.10 X10^3/ul (High
Abs Lymph #
3.90 X10^3/ul (High)
Hct
47.8 % (High
C Reactive Prot
1.02 mg/dL (High)
In March the wbc and rbc were abnormal.
Please help!!!
The results are as follows
NRBC #
0.01 X10^3/ul (High
NRBC Automated
0.1 Num/100WBC (High
Abs Baso #
0.10 X10^3/ul (High
Abs Lymph #
3.90 X10^3/ul (High)
Hct
47.8 % (High
C Reactive Prot
1.02 mg/dL (High)
In March the wbc and rbc were abnormal.
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