Constant running nose

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In my blood reports my absolute eosinophil count is 4291 cells/cumm,why it so heigh, reason for this condition and what it is called and treatment for it.pleas

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Dr. Kapil Pawar General Physician 14 yrs exp Aurangabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Kapil Pawar

General Physician 14 yrs exp Aurangabad

Reason for increased AEC ..hypersensitivity to allergens like dust, domestic mite or anything in the diet or surroundings. Differs from person to person. There are certain tests which diagnoses them for you.

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