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Larry. By numbers I mean red, white, Hemoglobin and platelet levels. My white cells are extremely low 2.2 or 2,200 compared to yours of 17,000. Normal white are 4,000 to 11,000. So mine are very low and I’m very susceptible to infection. Yours are very high which means your bone marrow is trying very hard to fight off an infection so it’s in a way doing it’s job right now. I guess I would be in…
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Tips & Suggestions
Understand your red blood counts
Red blood cells pick up oxygen as blood passes though the lungs and release it to the cells in the body. If you have low red blood cells you may feel tired and not at your best. Know your labs and monitor your side effects so you can partner more closely with your physician.
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