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Blood report doubt
RBCs ARE NORMOCYTIC NORMOCHROMIC.
WBC SHOWS MILD EOSINOPHILIA. NO IMMATURE CELLS SEEN.
PLATELET ARE ADEQUATE.
NO HEMOPARASITES SEEN
Is this normal in my blood report??
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Absolutely normal
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Normal
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Mild eosinophilia is usually due to Allergies, Drug Reaction or Parasitic Infections.
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Except for the mild eosinophilia all else appears normal. If you are suffering from allergies then consult a physician with your reports
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Eosinophilia can be due to an allergy
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Dr. Nitish
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6 yrs exp
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Just due to some mild infection
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