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dels03

March 5th, 2011

My 5year old son's doctor has notified me that he has a low white blood cell count. His count was at 2,000. There was little explantion.His doctor wants to retest his blood in two months. Just recent we have noticed that he has been sleeping alot.His this something I should worry about or should I get a second opinion?

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replied April 6th, 2011

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