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Anyone else have low CD4 and a high CD4/CD8 ratio??

 
 
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Default Anyone else have low CD4 and a high CD4/CD8 ratio??
I cant find much ab these results - other than common in HIV which I dont have. Also, I understand they are T cells made from thymus but that's the extent of my knowledge.

Saw a few studies surrounding these values and thymoma. I'll dig deeper but, in the interim, does anyone have any ideas as to what this may indicate?


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