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High lymphocytes in dlc and alc refer
What does high lymphocytes refer to and low segmented neutrophils is that dangerous any treatment or test. Reports are attached
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1. When your TLC is in normal range , no need to worry . 2. Although your history is very important
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give me proper history, will sort out.
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It may be due to infection. But need to correlate clinically. Kindly provide medical history
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Kindly give more information. Why did you get your test done? Do you have any symptoms? You are not machine so that we can see your report and diagnose disease.
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kindly consult with me for detailed history evaluation and treatment.
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Smart lady when you ask a question then please provide us with detailed medicial history also. We don't treat reports we treat patients.
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