A boy is born with seemingly perfect health, but by 6 months of age he is behind in his developmental milestones and his family has noticed a small lump on his spine. Doctors assure the family that all is well. At 1 year of age, Zachary is still lagging behind developmentally and is seen by [...]
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The rheumatologist’s office called today with the results from my CBC and, as expected… elevated eosinophils. The actual value this time was 9%, which isn’t too terribly bad, but still about three times the normal amount. I can’t remember exactly when I first learned they were elevated, but I know for certain that by June [...]
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