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High count of eosinophils
I did my yearly blood test 2months back and my eosinophils count was 0.82*10^3/uL and have repeated the test again and its 0.99*10^3/uL now. Also done an allergy test this time, which seems to be normal(in range). What could be the reason of high eosinophils? Also I have pain in my left foot heel since last couple of months with slight body itching. I have a history of grade 1 ovarian tumor.
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Foot warns May...
Tab bandy 400mg ....
Tab fexofenadine
Tab. Montelukas
Tab defzlacort
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Eosinophils are raised in allergic condition. Need medications to control your symptoms.
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Tap consult now to start proper medications
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
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9 yrs exp
Nagpur
Causes of raised eosionophils .
Helminthic infection
Allergic conditions
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