Question 1

what does it mean if absolute neutrophilis is
9314.

Accepted Answer

Nothing necessarily: It is a bit on the high side.  But it depends on what's going on clinically with you, as in, is there some sort of inflammatory process going on.  Infections, particularly bacterial, can cause elevated neutrophils. But even acute stress can cause elevated neutrophils. It's entirely possible it's a bit on the high side without anything concerning going on and if rechecked will be normal.

Question 2

my annual medical result says relative neutrophilia what does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Low Granulocyte no.: The term neuropenia means low numbers of one of the types of white blood cells in your blood.

Question 3

what can cause lymphocytopenia with neutrophilia?

Accepted Answer

Absolute counts: This is present only if the absolute neutrophil count is way high and the absolute lymphocyte count is way low. I can do this to myself by swimming in chilly water. These values fluctuate wildly and often mean nothing. How do you feel?

Question 4

are neutrophilia and neutropenia the same disease?

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No: They're the opposite: neutropenia is a low number of neutrophils, a type of infection-fighting white blood cell.  Neutophlia is a high number of neutrophils (also referred to as neutrophilic leukocytosis).  Neither is a disease.  These are just descriptive terms for laboratory abnormalities.

Question 5

possible cause of lymphocytopenia with neutrophilia?

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Bacterial infection.: One makes an increased number of neutrophils (neutrophilia) with a bacterial infection and the lymphocyte count may be lower during the time.

Question 6

why does neutrophilia occur after a splenoctomy procedure?

Accepted Answer

Filter is lost: The Spleen  filters and recycles WBC's. When it's removed WBC's increase till the liver can take over this function

Question 7

what can cause mild neutrophilic leukocytosis?

Accepted Answer

Anything. : This finding is noticed on a complete blood count.  It can be seen in so many conditions and can even be seen in people with no medical problem whatsoever.  Neutrophils are typically elevated in bacterial infections (pneumonia, etc).  But mild elevations are non-specific, .

Question 8

i was diagnosed with mild neutrophilic leukocytosis. what is this?

Accepted Answer

Elevated white cells: Leukocytosis simply means an increased white blood cell count. Neutrophils are a type of white blood cell, 'neutrophilic leukocytosis' means your white cell count is increased because the numbe of neutrophils is increased. Neutrophils fight infection; the most common reason for this is your body is trying to fight an infection.

Question 9

can neutrophilic rhinosinusitis be preventable?

Accepted Answer

Probably: The diagnosis that you have provided suggests that you have had a biopsy.  Neutrophiles are the first line of defense in what is called innate immunity and usually indicates an infectious origin.  Therefore , it is preventable if it is a viral or bacterial infection.  If the diagnosis was made by an ENT specialist,  he should be able to give you an appropriate answer.  Avoid people who are ill.

Question 10

can neutrophilic leukocytosis be caused by advair? any help appreciated!

Accepted Answer

A corticosteroid...: ...called "fluticasone" is one of the ingredients of Advair. Corticosteroids are well known for causing temporary rises in white blood cell counts (leukocytosis). However, typically advair does not cause much effect on the bodies other systems, since it is inhaled and most concentrated in the lungs. High WBC counts can also be a sign of infection or inflammation somewhere in the body.

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