Question 1

What would high lymphocytes and low granulocytes indicate?

Accepted Answer

Are you talking percents or absolute numbers?  Is the total WBC count normal?  It is not uncommon or significant to have a high lymph percent and low neut percent.

Question 2

Cbc results: low lymphocytes (15.7), high granulocytes 79.2, gr# 8.3, mchc low (32.4), mcv normal, rdw high (14.3), low mpv (7.7). is this concerning?

Accepted Answer

Percentages of lymphocytes and granulocytes are meaningless apart from the absolute values. My RDW runs about like yours when i donate blood, i never understood the need to measure platelet volume routinely... If your physician isn't worried, this pathologist ("look at the person, not the labs") isn't either.

Question 3

Lymphocytes is high (52%) and %immature granulocytes is low (38%) but rest of cbc is normal - should i be concerned?  i am 65 y/o female.

Accepted Answer

but only if this is a persistent finding since the profile is also compatible with a current viral infection.  I would repeat the test in a month. If the finding is similar , then you need to talk to your doctor re. whether a hematology consult is needed.  It would have been more informative if you had given us the actual WBC count instead of just a %.

Question 4

Hello my son has low granulocytes and high lymphocytes, plus high red blood count and high pottasium . his ige is also high. that does this indicate?

Accepted Answer

You did not specify how old your child is. To be able to accurately interprete labs it's important to know age. Low granulocytes and high lymphocytes could mean a virus infection or could be normal, depending on the numbers. A high red blood count could be due to dehydration, especially if it is a fasting blood test. A high potassium could be due to hemolysis of the blood cells.

Question 5

I have a one year old, i was looking at his charts from his check up and it showed that his lymphocytes were high and that his granulocytes were low, should i be worried or concerned? should i have them run another blood test on him?

Accepted Answer

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,it would have helped had you provided the actual results.     Wish you good health!

Question 6

Would high granulocytes, monocyctes, neutrophils, and low lymphocytes/100cells point towards cancer? two blood tests in past 2 yrs have these results.

Accepted Answer

To place your test results in a better perspective, discuss them with your provider and/or see a hematologist. Avoid the guessing game.

Question 7

Is this important in the clinical pic of upper ab pain and fatty stools?
high neutrophils
high monocytes
low lymphocyte
high immature granulocytes (3)

Accepted Answer

Upper abdominal pain and fatty stools may be due to gall bladder disease.  High neutrophils and monocytes, low lymphocytes and high immature granulocytes may not mean that much in the context of your symptoms, but may be consistent with an infection.  You should ask your doctor for more guidance.

Question 8

High wbc with high granulocytes low lymphocytes and low co2 and low cloride with high glucose

should i have additional testing for anything specific?

Accepted Answer

Can't help much with only this information. Elevated glucose suggests diabetes. Otherwise, such test results could indicate dozens of problems, perhaps no single illness. The likely explations will depend on symptoms, physical exam, and probably X-rays or any number of other tests. Discuss with your doctor.

Question 9

My recent blood smear showed slight "polychromasia"; cbc is normal except: low granulocytes & high lymphocytes. (last 2 years showed: poikilocytosis & mild neutropenia). not anemic. possible causes of this polychromasia? should this be checked into?

Accepted Answer

Why was the test done? 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, nothing in the information you provided warrants any concern.
Wish you good health! - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

Question 10

My cbc blood test shows high granulocyte  77.2
my lymphocyte is low 15.7 is this worrisome? i do have gastritis that is relenting blood in stool.

Accepted Answer

White cell percentages mean nothing and I wsj they were not even reported. If the absolute values were anywhere near reference range, and all the cells looked okay, you are fine.

Granulocyte is high and lymphocyte is low

What would high lymphocytes and low granulocytes indicate?

Ask U.S. doctors your own question and get educational, text answers — it's anonymous and free!

Ask U.S. doctors your own question and get educational, text answers — it's anonymous and free!

HealthTap doctors are based in the U.S., board certified, and available by text or video.

Cbc results: low lymphocytes (15.7), high granulocytes 79.2, gr# 8.3, mchc low (32.4), mcv normal, rdw high (14.3), low mpv (7.7). is this concerning?

Lymphocytes is high (52%) and %immature granulocytes is low (38%) but rest of cbc is normal - should i be concerned? i am 65 y/o female.

Hello my son has low granulocytes and high lymphocytes, plus high red blood count and high pottasium . his ige is also high. that does this indicate?

I have a one year old, i was looking at his charts from his check up and it showed that his lymphocytes were high and that his granulocytes were low, should i be worried or concerned? should i have them run another blood test on him?

Would high granulocytes, monocyctes, neutrophils, and low lymphocytes/100cells point towards cancer? two blood tests in past 2 yrs have these results.

Is this important in the clinical pic of upper ab pain and fatty stools? high neutrophils high monocytes low lymphocyte high immature granulocytes (3)

High wbc with high granulocytes low lymphocytes and low co2 and low cloride with high glucose should i have additional testing for anything specific?

My recent blood smear showed slight "polychromasia"; cbc is normal except: low granulocytes & high lymphocytes. (last 2 years showed: poikilocytosis & mild neutropenia). not anemic. possible causes of this polychromasia? should this be checked into?

My cbc blood test shows high granulocyte 77.2 my lymphocyte is low 15.7 is this worrisome? i do have gastritis that is relenting blood in stool.

People also searched for:

Get the Free App for Members

Get the Free App for Doctors

Product

Company

Work with Us

Why Trust Us