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hello,
my father is 65, done blood test month ago, and tis is the abnormal results:
wbc=9.2 normal
higer then usually
14 low lymphocytes (abs value normal)
80 high neutrophils (abs value nurmal)
138 low platelets
lower limit 150
thanks alot,jan
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masha17 janj123
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I'm am not a doctor, but I did a lot of reading and got some good advice from people right here. I am not going to list possible causes, I'm sure you've already found a lot of things on the Internet. You shouldn't worry until they give you a reason to, but you must pursue it further. My husband has had a lot of blood tests. They were looking for viruses and (re)checking blod count. He was supposed to have an abdominal ultrasound, but instead his GP sent him to the abodminal scanner. Everything is clear - no bleeding. His spleen and liver are normal and there are no other abnormalities.
Be patient and stay positive. In the meantime, improve his lifestyle. If he's smoking he should quit, he should be more phisically active (if he can), he should eat more fresh vegetables and fruit and limit animal products, grains and processed foodds(if he cannot stop eating it altogether). We have been actively juicing for a while now and have been feeling much better (this is not a cure just a way to get more important nutrients).
I wish you all the best!
janj123 masha17
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today we will go to see the doctor.
wish you all the best
janj123
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he dosnt make any kind of sport! besides to take a walk of 1 hour 1 time per week.
Ginagirl janj123
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Good luck with the Doctors today..
janj123 Ginagirl
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masha17 janj123
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janj123 masha17
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cause it seems that it isnt No big deal for the doctor..
Ginagirl janj123
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masha17 janj123
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Does he have any other symptomes? Please make sure that he lists everything. Any changes in appetite, bowel movements, urination, body temperature, weight, sleeping patterns, water consumption? Does he sweat more? If yes when (daytime, nightime, both)? Does he bruise easily? Any nose bleeds? What is his blood pressure? Does he get tired easily?
These are just a feww questiosn that come to mind. Our GP was more or less calm and send us back home until he had a nosebleed and a slight fever. That's when she ordered abdominal scanner and more tests.
Don't hold anything back. It's important that they rule out serious causes (problems with liver, spleen, bone marrow, colon, internal bleeding, viruses...). Be stubborn. Don't let them say something along the lines "it's normal for his age". If you have previous results when his blood count was normal, show them. If they ignore your worries (and I hope they won't), if you have the possibility, monitor his blood count on your own (meaning pay for the test). That's what we plan to do if they do not find out the cause soon. We live in France and you do not need a doctor to send you to do some tests if you're willing to pay for them.
Ginagirl masha17
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janj123 masha17
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we gone ask another Comprehensive tests and go to hemotolg doctor so he looks on it.
he toke "Cartia" that containe aspirine i think
janj123 Ginagirl
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mrsmop janj123
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The blood results could be caused by drugs that he takes or, has taken.
I have found that it is better to ask the doctor's advice, rather than 'demand' anything.
What country are you in Jan?
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