Q: eosinophil count- 0.11[<0.4] monocyte- 0.56[<0.2-0.8] lymphocyte-4.1[1.0-3.4] all elevated! ideas before my hematology appointment,what would u think?

Not all elevated: Eosinophil count 0.11 is normal less than0.4,Monocyte 0.56 is normal less than 0.8 and lymphocyte slightly elevated to 4.1as normal 1.0to3.4.I don't know your history but just blood test is of no concern as far I see

Q: is 9.5% eosinophil count high?

Hard to say: More important that the percentage of eosinophils is the actual number of them in the blood. If your total white blood cell count is low, that % may be normal. If the total WBC is high, that % may equal a high absolute number of eos. In general, a slightly elevated % or absolute eosinophil count is most likely to be due to allergic disease. See your doctor or an allergist for more info.

Q: what test measures eosinophil count?

WBC count inCBC+diff: Neutrophils are normally 45-74% in a count of wbc's while eosinophils are normally 0-7%. See your doctor for details.

Q: what does a low eosinophil count mean?

Typically: nothing. It is a normal finding. Cells are sensitive to corticosteroids, so could also mean recent prednisone treatment.

Q: what is left shift and eosinophil count?

Allergy vs. other...: Eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites. Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Q: my eosinophil count is 36.what are reasons & remedies?

36 what?: 36% what is aec = absolute eosinohil count? 36% of a small WBC is not highly relevant eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites. Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Q: what is the definition or description of: eosinophil count?

Its part of a CBC...: Eosinophil count is usually performed as part of a CBC (blood test). It indicates an allergic condition for the most part, but can be elevated in other conditions such as asthma, drug allergies, infection, blood cancers (hodgkin's disease), lupus, and skin allergic diseases. If your count is high, go see your doctor for further testing.

Q: what does it mean if you have a high absolute eosinophil count?

Allergy vs. other...: Eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites. Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Q: can having a dog in the house cause increased eosinophil count?

Not likely: There are many causes of an increased eosinophil count, but a dog in the house is not the usual cause. It would be a good idea to repeat the count and discuss this with your doctor.

Q: help please? what is the difference between absolute eosinophil count (aec) and normal eosinophil count ?

Two sides same coin: A 'normal' eosinophil count will be the reference range a lab uses to compare your levels against. An absolute count is the calculated number of individual cells in your blood, this is usually calculated using the percentage of cells found during automated and/or manual cell differential counts on your blood.Your % and absolute counts may vary, but will compare to the 'normal' or reference range.

Question 1

eosinophil count- 0.11[<0.4] monocyte- 0.56[<0.2-0.8] lymphocyte-4.1[1.0-3.4] all elevated! ideas before my hematology appointment,what would u think?

Accepted Answer

Not all elevated: Eosinophil count 0.11 is normal less than0.4,Monocyte 0.56 is normal less than 0.8 and lymphocyte slightly elevated to 4.1as normal 1.0to3.4.I don't know your history but just blood test is of no concern as far I see

Question 2

is 9.5% eosinophil count high?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: More important that the percentage of eosinophils is the actual number of them in the blood. If your total white blood cell count is low, that % may be normal. If the total WBC is high, that % may equal a high absolute number of eos. In general, a slightly elevated % or absolute eosinophil count is most likely to be due to allergic disease. See your doctor or an allergist for more info.

Question 3

what test measures eosinophil count?

Accepted Answer

WBC count inCBC+diff: Neutrophils are normally 45-74% in a count of wbc's while eosinophils are normally 0-7%.  See your doctor for details.

Question 4

what does a low eosinophil count mean?

Accepted Answer

Typically: nothing.  It is a normal finding.  Cells are sensitive to corticosteroids, so could also mean recent prednisone treatment.

Question 5

what is left shift and eosinophil count?

Accepted Answer

Allergy vs. other...: Eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites.
Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Question 6

my eosinophil count is 36.what are  reasons & remedies?

Accepted Answer

36 what?: 36%
what is aec = absolute eosinohil count?
36% of a small WBC is not highly relevant

eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites.
Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Question 7

what is the definition or description of: eosinophil count?

Accepted Answer

Its part of a CBC...: Eosinophil count is usually performed as part of a CBC (blood test).  It indicates an allergic condition for the most part, but can be elevated in other conditions such as asthma, drug allergies, infection, blood cancers (hodgkin's disease), lupus, and skin allergic diseases.  If your count is high, go see your doctor for further testing.

Question 8

what does it mean if you have a high absolute eosinophil count?

Accepted Answer

Allergy vs. other...: Eosinophils may be elevated due to allergic conditions, or (more common outside of the us) due to parasites.
Eosinophils associated with cancer or bone marrow issues is less common, but possible.

Question 9

can having a dog in the house cause increased eosinophil count?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: There are many causes of an increased eosinophil count, but a dog in the house is not the usual cause.   It would be a good idea to repeat the count and discuss this with your doctor.

Question 10

help please? what is the difference between absolute eosinophil count (aec) and normal eosinophil count ?

Accepted Answer

Two sides same coin: A 'normal' eosinophil count will be the reference range a lab uses to compare your levels against. An absolute count is the calculated number of individual cells in your blood, this is usually calculated using the percentage of cells found during automated and/or manual cell differential counts on your blood.Your % and absolute counts may vary, but will compare to the 'normal' or reference range.

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