Low WBC & RBC and on and off fever

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Low WBC & RBC On and Off Fever Joint Pains - Legs, Hands, Ankles and others Dry skin moistured

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Dr. Namrata Mehta Homoeopath 16 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Namrata Mehta

Homoeopath 16 yrs exp Mumbai

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Hi. Having recurring infections is not good.Your body is indicating that there's something wrong with you.Have you got your routine blood tests done? Do you suffer from any other major medical illness?

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Get routine blood test done and consult a physician.

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