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High White blood cell/leukocytosis
In february i went for a routine check up and my wbc was 13000 and i had high bp.
Since then my wbc count is fluctuating every month I had to take a cbc test and results were 17000 then 18000 then 16000 and now it's 14530. It's been 4 months and still hasn't gone down with medication. I have high crp which reduced from 20 to 14.30 but wbc count is the same.
I'm worried as to what the reason could be for this, I have also taken tests in february, FISH fr bcr aab- negative procalcitonin- normal and CRP test- 20.0
I also have a few deficiencies
Vitamin d- 14.3
Vitamin B12- 177
FSH- 1.2
A haemetologist has asked to wait till September and then get a bone marrow test.
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Check the peripheral smear from good lab and LDH once
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Otherwise whatever ur Hematologist has said abt bone marrow test is right. Also will check karyotyping and NGS myeloid panel from bone marrow sample
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Hi it's correct. We have to wait for 3 months to say it is persistent and then only need to do bone marrow
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