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I am not a doctor, but I do not think 4 weeks to rerun the tests is bad. If the numbers have gone up then he needs a further work-up. I assume he just saw his primary doctor, and if thats the case and his next test shows anything abnormal I am sure he will refer him to whatever specialist he needs.
If you see him getting worse, then do not wait to get him further testing but demand it to be done sooner.