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How Can Lymphocytopenia Be Prevented?

You can't prevent lymphocytopenia that's due to an inherited cause. However, you can take steps to control the condition. Follow your treatment plan and take all medicines as your doctor advises.

You may be able to lower your risk for acquired lymphocytopenia by lowering your risk for the conditions that cause it. For more information about acquired causes of the condition, see "What Causes Lymphocytopenia?"


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