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Low blood count with joint pain

2026-04-15 18:08:13
Wbc 2000 plateleta 82000 heamoglobin 11 esr10 crp1 CCP antibody negative SGPT(alt) 81 ESR10 joint pain migrating sometimes in hip joint ,then jaw bone, now shoulder joint
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We need more evaluation to rule out autoimmune connective tissue disease which can present with arthritis . Please consult a rheumatologist

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