Question 1

Right sided varicocele led to ct which found enlarged liver,  swollen lymph nodes in abdomen. cbc = normal wbc, imm gran auto 0.5%, lymphocyte 14.9%, eosinophils 7.2%, cg ecrcl 102 ml, alanine aminotransferose 62 all other normal range?

Accepted Answer

You will need more tests to arrive at the diagnosis.

Cause of involvement of liver & lymphadenopathy of abdomen.

Question 2

My dad had a routine cbc w/diff. everything normal except immature gran% ref range is 0.0-0.6. his  resulted 0.9. absolute immature grans normal. is this ok? also absolute mono 0.71, reference range is 0.11-0.59?

Accepted Answer

How does any test apply to me? To answer that it should be understood that test results are taken into account with the things the patients say, the examination, lab tests, and all other diagnostic tests. We need more details to address your question

Question 3

Are immature grans of .2% anything to be concerned about? lab didn't have a reference range for this.

Accepted Answer

Relax. You're allowed a few percent of young neutrophils. They're your friends. Think of them as occasional youngsters eager to defend you against bacterial infection. If there's a lot of them, it's much more worrisome.

Question 4

Neutrophil abs 1.4 k/cumm imm gran abs 0.0 k/cumm lymphocyte abs 2.3 k/cumm monocyte abs 0.4 k/cumm eosinophil abs 0.1 k/cumm basophil abs 0.1 k/cumm neutrophil pct 33.0 % imm gran pct 0.2 % lymphocyte pct 53.6 % monocyte pct 9.9 % normal?

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, the lymphocyte count increase could be due to a viral infection. If there are no symptoms you may wait to repeat the test in 3-6 months.    
 Wish you good health!

Question 5

Routine cbc indicates presence of immature gran at .2% and absolute value at .01. all other counts normal. cause for concern or follow up testing?

Accepted Answer

Your bone marrow is always working churning out new cells to replace those cells that have died in sacrificing themselves in the battle in which they have so far so nobly advanced to paraphrase Mr. Lincoln. Just continue living your life and the next time that your doctor wants to order a blood test always ask to what purpose. Don't just do a test to gather more data. There should be a good reason

Question 6

I had a gran mal siezure one month ago in my sleep.  since tnen there has been no other occurance. mri normal.  what is prob this was 1 time thing.

Accepted Answer

Most likely causation secondary to atherosclerotic area in your brain, but medication reactions cannot be excluded, and sleep apnea also a consideration.  A normal MRI does not remove future seizure risks, and i would suggest prudence here.  An anti-seizure medicine would be useful.  A full neurological assessment is advised.

Question 7

Is this cancer all cbc results normal except plt 455 normal129-381.gran#7.4 normal1.5-7.0 lymph#10.1 normal 1.0-3.7 mono# 1.9 normal 0-.7?

Accepted Answer

Your platelet count is a bit high. But you should get it rechecked before you get too concerned as the counts can fluctuate from one week to the other. We do not get too concerned unless your platelet count is over 500,000 and rising steadily.

Question 8

Cbc auto diff shows  gran% = 80%, gran abs = 10.5 x10e3/ul, lymph% of 17.1%, & wbc of 13.1 thousand; all other results were normal.  dr. recheck when?

Accepted Answer

This mild increase of white cell count with 80% granulocytes in and of itself is not worrisome. It needs follow up with doc depending on clinical diagnosis. For instance if you have bronchitis that was treated and resolved, you may not need to repeat blood work. Since the clinical picture matters a whole lot here, it is best to follow advice of the Doctor who diagnosed your condition.

Question 9

Egfr hove betw 50-60 last 3 yrs, wbc slightly elevated above normal @11.1; mvc 94; gran 7.9; cholesterol 218; creat 1.0;  esr rising 14 to 18 over 3yr?

Accepted Answer

Insufficiency. A GFR of less than 60 is an indication of mild kidney failure. The issue is best discussed with your doctor who ordered all these tests as lab results need to be interpreted in the clinical context.

Question 10

Hello, i had a complete panel of blood work done today. my out-of-ranges were only wbc reading of 10.8 k/ul and gran of 8.3 k/mm3. i know this can be due to an infection but i would like to know if its anything major to worry about?

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, the data your provided is not a cause for concern. It would be your normal.   
Wish you good health!

Normal range gran

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My dad had a routine cbc w/diff. everything normal except immature gran% ref range is 0.0-0.6. his resulted 0.9. absolute immature grans normal. is this ok? also absolute mono 0.71, reference range is 0.11-0.59?

Are immature grans of .2% anything to be concerned about? lab didn't have a reference range for this.

Neutrophil abs 1.4 k/cumm imm gran abs 0.0 k/cumm lymphocyte abs 2.3 k/cumm monocyte abs 0.4 k/cumm eosinophil abs 0.1 k/cumm basophil abs 0.1 k/cumm neutrophil pct 33.0 % imm gran pct 0.2 % lymphocyte pct 53.6 % monocyte pct 9.9 % normal?

Routine cbc indicates presence of immature gran at .2% and absolute value at .01. all other counts normal. cause for concern or follow up testing?

I had a gran mal siezure one month ago in my sleep. since tnen there has been no other occurance. mri normal. what is prob this was 1 time thing.

Is this cancer all cbc results normal except plt 455 normal129-381.gran#7.4 normal1.5-7.0 lymph#10.1 normal 1.0-3.7 mono# 1.9 normal 0-.7?

Cbc auto diff shows gran% = 80%, gran abs = 10.5 x10e3/ul, lymph% of 17.1%, & wbc of 13.1 thousand; all other results were normal. dr. recheck when?

Egfr hove betw 50-60 last 3 yrs, wbc slightly elevated above normal @11.1; mvc 94; gran 7.9; cholesterol 218; creat 1.0; esr rising 14 to 18 over 3yr?

Hello, i had a complete panel of blood work done today. my out-of-ranges were only wbc reading of 10.8 k/ul and gran of 8.3 k/mm3. i know this can be due to an infection but i would like to know if its anything major to worry about?

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