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gooberoobu 06-08-2012 09:44 PM

Abnormal Labs
 
For the past few weeks, i have had a high temp, lots of weakness, fatique, etc.
After the doctors ignored my temp as well as other symptoms, my temp hit 104.4 and i went to the ER. My labs are all out of wack, and im wondering if anyone else has had this issue.
My white blood cells has always been in normal range, 9-10, but it had dropped to 3 as of Wed. Today (now inpatient) its 1.2. No one knows why.
My hemoglobin is 8.2 and normally ok.
Thankfully my temp is better, but i need a pheresis treatment, but they wont let me until this improves.
A hemotologist is coming tomorrow, but i am curious if anyone else has had this...
Any thoughts?

AnnieB3 06-09-2012 04:07 AM

Well, it could be almost anything. What drugs are you on? Any other symptoms? Are they trying antibiotics or what?

What they're probably worried about with pheresis is if this is an infection, they don't want it to become sepsis.

I don't even want to try at guessing. You're in the right place, so try to relax and wait for the experts to figure this out. In the meantime, rest!

Was there anything that could've happened a few weeks ago? Have you had a cut? When was your last tetanus shot? Were you exposed to kids who were sick? Did you feel sick after you ate something? Just try to think if there was anything that could've triggered all of this.

Ecoli is going around but you'd have some GI symptoms then too. If you do have GI symptoms, Clostridium Difficile is always a contender. See, I can't help but try to "guess." :cool: Just let the doctors figure this out.

I really hope you'll get this all figured and will get better soon!

:hug:
Annie

suev 06-09-2012 01:46 PM

I have no 'guesses', but sure hope you feel better soon as they figure it all out!


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