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Increased lymphocytes 57%
Madam/dear sir,
I have increase lymphocytes i.e 57% in my recent cbc.I feel itchy back after taking bath and numbness in my toe after cross legged sitting.some times i feel dizziness when getting up suddenly and in frequent movement of head.I researched and found this could be sign of blood cancer.
Please suggest me where to consult.
From last 2 years my lymphocyte level is always above 40%.
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You have lymphocytosis to be precise… it could be due to n number of reasons ranging from minor infection to chronic disease… however whatever u gonna search on google its gonna end up in cancer….
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U should repeat ur cbc… get a esr and peripheral blood smear examination done first
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