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Cbc Results Posted: 02-12-07 16:51pm


Hi doctor, i have had several cbc tests over the last 4 years and they all showed relative lymphocytosis, only the last test I took 3 months ago showed a slight shift to left. As I read on many internet articles I might have some kind of a virus. I don't know what kindda infection can last 4 years and I don't know how to investigate further. Please advice as each doctor I went to told me there is no need to worry, nothing is wrong. Please advice. Thank you so much

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