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c*n2010-10-14 07:10

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申请教职，非本专业的的推荐信有多大作用？写了

j*i2010-10-14 07:10

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Help - I live a very healthy lifestyle, yet in the past 6-12 months, I've
had a random variety of problems:
Very high cholesterol
Abnormally low WBC
Chronic fatigue
Hair loss
Unexplained weight gain
Frequent infection / inflammation
Sudden high fever without any other symptoms
Newly developed food and insect allergy
Irregular bowl movements
...
I am so tired of trips to doctors and all the prescriptions given to me that
only target each individual symptoms during acute attacks. I would like to
find out the root cause for these problems. Could it be associated with
some sort of autoimmune disorder or hormonal imbalance?
Any suggestions? Thanks so much!

s*k2010-10-14 07:10

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Does anyone know where to get cheap CPE? Thanks.

p*e2010-10-14 07:10

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teaching letter?
否则证明什么阿？你人品好？

f*o2010-10-14 07:10

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what's your hemoglobin level?and platelet level?
are those normal?
if they are low as well, maybe u need a bone marrow biopsy

m*t2010-10-14 07:10

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Smartpros.

j*i2010-10-14 07:10

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In my latest lab, HgB and platelet are finally within normal range (although
still borderline low). In the past, they have been low more often than not
since I was a kid. The WBC drop along with those annoying symptoms, however
, is quite significant and fairly recent. I am HIV neg, no cold/flu either,
and this has gone longer than a normal course of viral infection. Bone
marrow biopsy sounds very scary. What kind of diagnosis can it reveal or
rule out?

s*k2010-10-14 07:10

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Thanks ah, send you a hot Baozi :-)

【在 m*****t 的大作中提到】

: Smartpros.

f*o2010-10-14 07:10

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marrow bipsy sounds scary but it's frquently done for patients with
hematologic problems. you will receive lidocaine to numb the area. it's a
easy procedure with some soreness after it's done.
it can be used to check all kinds of hematologic problems, aplastic anemia,
myelodysplastic syndrome, chronic/acute myeloid/lymphocytic leukemia, etc.
maybe you should see a hematologist