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Low wbc and high eosinophil % and count
Got tested in general for some rashes that I was getting and the results worried me a little. TLC : 4720, neutrophils 44% which is low normal. Lymphocyte 40.3% which is high normal. Eosinophil count 0.53 and 12% which is high. Internet suggests it could be leukemia or lymphoma. Should I be concerned?
Had fever 5 days before giving the test I had fever with night sweats and diarrhea, I'm fine now. It's just that my wbc has been consistently reducing, from 5100 last year February to 4720 this year. Eosinophil count was high in count and percentage last year as well. Should I be concerned?
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Could be viral infection repeatedly.
U can chat online , only this cant label as lymphoma.
Need detail case history to guid you.
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Hello, need more details to diagnose. Blood count varies during a infection. Certain drugs can also influence your lymphocyte count. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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it can be viral fever or allergic tendency.u need private consultation in detail for more help.
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