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Old 02-27-2010, 01:04 PM #5
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Sometime viruses lower the white count.

The potassium may be high due to the reason I gave. But it is not dangerously high.
(or she takes ACE inhibitors or Dyazide etc.)

Lab ranges are averages not absolutes, and some people fall out of the range just normally.
Well, her daughter who lives upstairs has this nasty virus that she's had for 4 days. Fever, vomiting diarrhea, etc. Maybe she caught something?

She takes NO meds at all. She's a health nut.

So they will re-do the centrifuge thing. She's on pins and needles.

Thank you very much for reading the numbers for us.

Much appreciated.

Melody
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