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Lymphocytes 42.2% in WBC
WBC are normal in number with increase in lymphocytes.. 42.2 % but higher than ref range (25-40%). Whom I should consult? I was on medication for stomach issue and took antibiotics for the same in feb and jan month
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Do you have normal periods?  Or any weakness form 1 to 2 month ?
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Normal
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No worries
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Your history is required Taking treatment for what stomach issue Blood report Other reports Consult if needed for appropriate guidance and treatment
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Normal
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Don't worry..it's normal
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Kindly consult
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