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Low Neutrophils and High Lymphocytes
Recently i go with blood test in that RBC count is 5.6 .. Neutrophils 34% Lymphocytes 57% .. How to reduce those variations and come into normal range Levels
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Lymphocytosis can occur due to various reasons like.... multiple viral illness, some bacteria , tuberculosis, pertussis, stress, drugs, some haematological malignancies and many more. So it need to be correlated by history and clinically. Consult a physician.
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Repeat test from another lab for reliability of test if you r asymptomatic.
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please consult in private chat option for proper guidance and help.this can be big issue if not tackled well.
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Dr. Ameya Phansalkar
Family Physician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Mostly Viral infection but since no history has been given, difficult to comment
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Repeat cbc after few days
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Avoid unnecessary blood investigations, slight variation leads to unnecessary stress and confusion
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