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Do Mild Leukopenia And Relative Lymphocytosis Mean Leukemia?

Q: I m a 30 years old female, i ve had a complete blood picture a year ago and i repeated it last month, it had nearly the same comment mild leukopenia, relative lymphocytosis, absolute neutropena, follow up is recommended .. i m in a quite good health except for some mouth ulcers that come and go due to stress i guess. i would really like to find out if there s something wrong with me, i mean, is this leukemkia (in some cases low WBCs count is detected) ?? It will be appreciated to hear from you soon. Thank you.
Mon, 9 May 2016
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Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, routine blood test most of the time comes normal one even in disease condition and it has to be correlated with the clinical condition, routine blood test just gives the clues else the special testes needs to be done for the condition which is being suspected, here in your case it is not the leukemia, hope this information helps.
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Do Mild Leukopenia And Relative Lymphocytosis Mean Leukemia?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, routine blood test most of the time comes normal one even in disease condition and it has to be correlated with the clinical condition, routine blood test just gives the clues else the special testes needs to be done for the condition which is being suspected, here in your case it is not the leukemia, hope this information helps.