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Piles , stool passing time pain & bloodi

2018-03-26 13:38:19
My ige = >3000 , AEC = 15000 , Haemoglobin = 12.9 WEC count = 22190 RBC count = 5.10 Eosinophils = 61 Polymorphs = 13
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Clinically any symptoms ? U need to be treated for hypereosinophilia

Answered2018-03-26 13:45:01

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