- female
- 30 Years
- 20/02/2025
I've been feeling like my head is spinning and my vision is kind of shaky for the past two weeks. I got my CBC test done, and I noticed my monocyte value is at 0. Can you help me understand how this might relate to what's going on with my health? I'm quite worried about it.
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I'm really worried because the blood carrying nerve to the brain is blocked. I'm experiencing symptoms like blurred vision, a severe headache, slurred speech, and mild unconsciousness. Do you think surgery is necessary in this situation?
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