Q: i have negative vca ig m ab and vca ig g ab=600 (l<20 negative), normal blood count and no sympthoms. should i worry about a reactivation?

Past infection: VCA IgG positive means you had EBV infection sometime in the past, you do not have active infection. Most of will have positive IgG. No need to worry about this.

Q: can you still detect a normal blood count if you have hiv?

HIV: Which blood count are you referring to. Generally the standard complete blood count may remain normal for years after being infected but the special test looking at the lymphocyte profile may become abnormal fairly rapidly (within 2+ weeks).

Q: can you have normal blood count (cbc) and lymphoma?

Yes, you can: When lymphoma is more localized on the lymph nodes -at earlier stage and does not involve bone marrow significantly - usually your CBC should be normal. When lymphoma infiltrates the bone marrow and occupies significant amount of the bone marrow then you will see supression of the normal blood counts on your cbc.

Q: what is the average platelet count in a normal blood count?

Depends on the lab: Each laboratory will have its own normal range for each individual test. At some labs- normal range could be from 150 k to 450k , in other labs- normal range could be from 130k to 400 k. When you receive your lab result- the laboratory will tell you what the normal range/parameter they use for that specific test.

Q: what is the signifcance of a normal blood count in an individual with jaundice?

Likely not a: Bacterial infection. There are many causes of jaundice and blood count by itself is not sufficient for diagnosis. A normal count suggests lack of bacterial infection.

Question 1

can you  have leukemia with normal blood count ?

Accepted Answer

I suppose: Theoretically, yes. Practically, no. Leukemia will not be suspected if the blood count is normal. In theory, leukemia, as it is first occurring, may affect the bone marrow before it affects the blood count. However, a bone marrow examination will probably not be done at that stage.

Question 2

it possible to have lymphoma and normal blood count?

Accepted Answer

Yes, possible: When the lymphoma is minimal and localized/contained on the lymphatic gland and does not involve the bone marrow- your blood counts could be normal. In later stage ( stage iv) when the lymphoma involves the bone marrow and startes to supress the production of normal blood counts- your blood counts will be affected and become abnormal.

Question 3

what is the normal blood count for a 2year old male?

Accepted Answer

See below: Normal ranges are approximately 31-37% for hematocrit and 10.3-12.5 for hemoglobin.

Question 4

is it possible to have leukemia with normal blood count ?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Possible, in early stages with leukemia only in bone marrow.

Question 5

is it possible to have a low blood iron with a normal blood count?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: If a cbc, complete blood count, is completely normal then iron levels are probably normal as well.  A low iron level could initially be noted as a low MCV (which means the red cells are small).  This could occur before the hemoglobin or hematocrit decrease.  If the test you took was just a hemoglobin or hematocrit, see your doctor to get a cbc.

Question 6

i have negative vca  ig m ab and vca ig g ab=600 (l<20 negative), normal blood count and no sympthoms. should i worry about a reactivation?

Accepted Answer

Past infection: VCA IgG positive means you had EBV infection sometime in the past, you do not have active infection. Most of will have positive IgG. No need to worry about this.

Question 7

can you still detect a normal blood count if you have hiv?

Accepted Answer

HIV: Which blood count are you referring to.  Generally the standard complete blood count may remain normal for years after being infected but the special test looking at the lymphocyte profile may become abnormal fairly rapidly (within 2+ weeks).

Question 8

can you have normal blood count (cbc) and  lymphoma?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can: When lymphoma is more localized on the lymph nodes -at earlier stage and does not involve bone marrow significantly - usually your CBC should be normal. When lymphoma infiltrates the bone marrow and occupies significant amount of the bone marrow then you will see supression of the normal blood counts on your cbc.

Question 9

what is the average platelet count in a normal blood count?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the lab: Each laboratory will have its own normal range for each individual test.  At some labs- normal range could be from 150 k to 450k , in other labs- normal range could be from 130k to 400 k.  When you receive your lab result-  the laboratory will tell you what the normal range/parameter they use for that specific test.

Question 10

what is the signifcance of a normal blood count in an individual with jaundice?

Accepted Answer

Likely not a: Bacterial infection. There are many causes of jaundice and blood count by itself is not sufficient for diagnosis. A normal count suggests lack of bacterial infection.

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