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I am 31yo male, did CBC and LFT due to itching on body. Report suggest high Monocytes (8.4%) and low RBC. Is this normal?
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Nothing to worry., Monocytes are slightly high — which could be due to some underlying viral infection
LFT is normal. Itching could be due to allergy
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High monocytes and low RBC levels in your blood test can indicate a few things, but let’s break it down.
1. High Monocytes (8.4%): Monocytes are a type of white blood cell involved in fighting infections and inflammation. Elevated monocyte levels can indicate infection, inflammation, or a more chronic condition like autoimmune issues.
2. Low RBC (Red Blood Cells): Low RBC levels might suggest anemia, which could be related to iron deficiency, vitamin deficiency, or even chronic inflammation.
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Given the itching, there may be an underlying inflammatory or infectious process.
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It’s essential to discuss these results with a doctor, who can review the full context of your symptoms and possibly recommend further tests or treatments.
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It might be due to some allergy.
Is there any rashes?
slightly low RBC count might relate to nutritional factors, stress, or a minor infection.
Send me your reports.
According to your report we can suggest.
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kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management.
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Keep track of what causes your allergies and avoid those things as much as possible.
Increasing your intake of leafy greens and iron-rich foods could support RBC production.
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Hello, i hope you feel better soon.
Your monocyte tests seem to be normal
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Get a PBF and liver function tests maybe
Visit a Dermatologist for some further testing
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The reports seem normal to me ,
The itching you're experiencing may be due to a dermatological cause so consult a good dermatologist in your area and get a diagnosis
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You can take a variety of medications for itching but I usually write
T.montec lc - 2 times a day for my patients
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Itching can also be non-dermatological but usually we have to rule of the skin causes first so kindly consult with a dermatologist first and then other specialists as referred by the dermatologist...
Have a nice day, take care
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Itching with high monocytes could sometimes indicate an underlying inflammatory or allergic condition. Additionally, a slightly low RBC count might relate to nutritional factors, stress, or a minor infection. Increasing your intake of leafy greens and iron-rich foods could support RBC production. However, persistent itching should not be ignored as it may need specific tests to pinpoint the exact cause.
For a more comprehensive evaluation and precise guidance, feel free to connect with me directly. You can reach me on WhatsApp at eight-zero-zero-nine-eight-two-one-three-three-two.
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