My auntie took treatment chemo and radiation for cervical cancer . Doctor told her to come for follow up after 3 months,they didn't do any mri or pet scan . Just doctor checked the cervix. My auntie asked the doctor about mri scan , she told that they will do in 2 nd follow up ( after 6 months of treatment) .what doctors will do in first follow up? Any suggestions please Thanks
I have painless submental and submandibular lymphadenopathy with maintained fatty hilum .Does it show cancer or something I am worried doctor.plz reply
Plate lat count in second report is 2.77...what are the reason for high immature granulocyte percentage
In my reports all wbc rbc and platelets are in normal range...but there is high immature granulocyte percentage...mine is 0.9 % ...and i am stressed about it
Diagnosed iron deficiency anemia and on IV dextran with improvement but CBC shows mildly high platelets 5lakh also I will attach a report as well and Mean platelet count is within normal limits should I be worried or is it reactionary thrombocytosis ?
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