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Worried about CBC

My CBC counts were great in December 07. Everything normal. One month later, January 08 I had a rash and was tested for Lyme which was negative but they discovered Parvo Virus. My WBC were at 3.0 at that time. Now I am still having CBC issues and am finally being referred to a Hematologist. I did have an HIV test about a month ago that was negative and have had no exposures. I am not on any medications except for Metoprolol ( for Atrial Fibrillation ) and an aspirin a day. My counts are as follows:

WBC 3.3 (low)
RBC 3.42 (low)
Hemoglobin 12.1 (normal)
Hematocrit 34.4 (low)
MCV 100.6 (high)
MCH 35.3 (high)
MCHC 35.1 (normal)
Platelet Count 343 (normal)
Neutrophil % 57.3 (normal)
Lymphocyte % 27.0 (normal)
Monocyte % 7.9 (normal)
Eosinophil % 5.1 (high)
Basophil % 2.5 (high)
Neutrophil # (ANC) 1.9 (normal)
Lymphocyte # 0.9 (low)
Monocyte # 0.3 (normal)
Eosinophil # 0.17 (normal)
Basophil 0.1 (high)

Iron 114
TIBC 314
TSH 4.97
Free T4 0.62
Ferritin, Serum 28

What is up? This is driving me crazy and my hematology appt. is in 3 weeks!

Thanks.
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Hi,

They have repeated it many times over the last 5 months and it is not transient. They want to rule out cancer in general but did mention leukemia in general.
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They said they were ruling out leukemia? Why?? The low WBC count?? Maybe you had a virus??
Have they repeated it?
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I am adding on to my original post. I have been referred to an oncologist and am pretty nervous they will find cancer. I don't have any swollen glands that I can tell but my doctor did mention wanting to rule out leukemia. I am kind of freaking out as I am 35 with 4 small children to look after. Any insight would be appreciated, thanks.
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