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High relative lymphocyte count
Hello sir, i have been having elevated body temperature since over a month. Occasionally getting leg pain, guess its probably bone pain. I did a cbc recently and found out that my lymphocyte percentage is 41.6% (20-40%). Absolute values are normal and mcv and mch values are slightly low. rest everything is normal. Also i am having slight soreness around my uvula area since over a month. I had been quite busy but will be going to an hematologist on 22nd of this month. I m really worried if its some kind of cancer. Posted this just to receive some insights. Thank you for your time.
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Dr. Archana Prathipati
Radiation Oncologist
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Please get a peripheral smear and upload report to comment up on
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Dr. M.Ponraj
Medical Oncologist
13 yrs exp
Palakkad
Your reports are normal. You may have some infection. Don't directly jump into Cancer. No need to worry
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