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Q: Neutropenia,Lymphopenia and enlarged spleen

asked by: ohbother on August 13th, 2008

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I have had a ct scan and blood tests they have shown Neutropenia 0.8(now risen to 2.1) Lymphopenia-longstanding an enlarged spleen and 7mm peribronchial nodes???

I am awaiting a haematology appointment but have started having excruciating lower back pain and I am starting to worry there is something more serious going on.

Any help advice would be great baffle

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kfkohio

replied on November 7th, 2008

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What did you find out at your appointment? I hope you were able to get answers. Do they know the cause of the low white blood cell counts and enlarged spleen?

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