Question 1

wbc7.5rbc4.6 hgb15.4 hct44.6 plt200 mcv95.4 mch33.0 mchc34.6 rdw12.4 mpv8.3 nrbc0 blasts0 neuts54.3 eisonophil1.5 basophil0 lymphs37.2 monos7 absolute blasts0 absute neuts4.11 absolute eas0.11absute lymphs2.81 absolute mono0.53 polychrome slight?

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: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, there is no cause for concern.    Wish you good health!

Question 2

how high is basophils of 2.0?

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High: Basophil count is below 0.3%. I'm assuming you are referring to percentage of cells. Increased numbers are seen in a variety of conditions including allergic reactions, infections, endocrine disorders, intestinal inflammatory diseases, iron deficiency, malignancies of white blood cells, etc.

Question 3

basophil 00% are normal or abnormal?

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Normal: Basophils are very rare in the blood. If they are seen at all in a sample, it may be only up to 1% or so of the total white blood cells. Finding none in a blood sample is completely normal.

Question 4

what does a high basophile count mean?

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CBC: Basophils are a type of white blood cell that kill gerns. High basophil count means that there are a higher percentage than normal in a complete blood count.

Question 5

can cml be present with normal basophill count?

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Not reliable enough : Basophils are not reliable enough on their own. We need clinical picture of leucocytosis and immature white cells in the peripheral blood and a bone marrow which shows philadelphia chromosome positivity. This is the only diagnostic test for cml.

Question 6

my basophil is slightly high. what does this mean?

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Basophil: Basophils are one of the types of white cells in the blood.  They contain histamine and leukotriene which are released due to infection, inflammation or allergic reaction.  There are many reasons for elevated basophils and can be from any inflammatory condition.  Elevation in white cells is usually a transient finding.  Follow up with your doctor is recommended.

Question 7

why basofils count in blood increased?

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Many causes: Anything from a viral infection to a bone marrow malignancy can potentially cause basophil count to be increased, and it could be absolutely nothing at all.  We need to know other associated symptoms.

Question 8

what do low granulocytes and low basophils mean?

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Blood cells: These are types of white blood cells, part of the immune system. Basophils are present in very low concentrations, so it would be very unusual to have too low a basophils count. But granulocytes are the most predominant wbc, abd can be low for many reasons. Too many to enumerate here, but medications, certain problems such as lupus, etc. A hematologist can help.

Question 9

what happens if basophil and monocyte count will 0%?

Accepted Answer

Likely normal: Basophils are very rare in the blood. If found in a blood sample at all, they usually make up no more than 1% of the total white blood cells. Monocytes are found more frequently than basophils--about 5-10% of white blood cells. 0% monocytes is a bit low, but this can be normal variation. See your doctor; he/she may repeat the blood test or follow it over time to make sure everything is normal.

Question 10

what can cause basophils to be high 6 , and monocytes to be low 2?

Accepted Answer

Lots of things!: Realize that the "count" of different types of wbc's (white blood cells) is based on a total of 100.  So anything that shifts one way or the other affects everything else.  For instance - if you have a bacterial infection and your neutrophils are high (80) - everything else will be "low".  Basophils of 6 is a minor elevation.  But....In general - inflammation, increased estrogen, asthma, sinusitis.

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