Question 1

what could be reason for slightly high neutrophils (absolute and %). my values are 6.4 abs. & 72%. i'm told this is still normal but marked ! on labs?all other wbc & cbc/chem values normal.

Accepted Answer

CellsBehaviorComplex: Cells, literally fat (membranes) organized water droplets are complex entities still only partially understood. Neutrophils=typically the dominant of 5 general types of WBCs (based on different appearance, H&amp;E stained, as viewed under a microscope). They largely stay in bloodstream (unlike lymph &amp; mono cells), eat Cancer, Bacteria &amp; Virus. Normal defined as average to include central 96% of group.

Question 2

what could the reason be for a high abs neutrophils 9.2 & low abs lymphocytes 0.3 blood count? cbc was flagged & wondering, i go to dr in few days.

Accepted Answer

Prob nothing serious: The most common causes are infection or medication side effects.  Please discuss it with your doctor at your visit.  Take care.

Question 3

what reason could be for a high wbc, abs neutrophils & creatinine  levels are high ?

Accepted Answer

They mean...: High WBC with abnormal neutrophils suggests your body is fighting hard for infection for you, and high creatinine indicates impaired kidney working ability now. But how do these numbers hold for the future? That will depend on the result of follow-up clinically along with further tests as needed. So, work with doctor closely.

Best wish ... Always.

Question 4

what can be the reason of my high wbc:15.6 abs neutrophils: 10.79 hematocrit: 44.8?

Accepted Answer

: Infection is a common cause of neutrophil leukocytosis.
Visit this site for information and talk to the doctor who ordered the test.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/17704-high-white-blood-cell-count

Question 5

high neutrophils, low monocytes, low lymphocytes, normal basophils, normal eosinophils what could be the reason? can this indicate teniasis?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: It would help to have the actual values. However, a normal blood count does not rule out teniasis. It would be better to examine a stool sample for segments or eggs.

Question 6

2 miscarriages - last one was natural and happened 2 weeks ago. have had blood tests done and show slightly low neutrophils, slightly high b12 and high folate (i am taking supplements) - is this cause for concern? reason for recurrent miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

: The cause of miscarriages is often elusive but when the material is studied genetically it may have abnormal chromosome material. At some point the OBGYN may send you to a clinical geneticist for an evaluation of your risk of another.

Question 7

i just got lab work back and it shows high lymphocytes (52.8%) and low neutrophils (39.3%).  is this concerning?  the reason i went to the dr was because i had a small lump in my groin and occasional underarm pain.  she thought the groin lump was a lymph

Accepted Answer

Lab finding by: itself is not too concerning.  But enlarged lymph node, depending on size and if it feels indurated, can be sign of serious viral infection or rarely even lymphoma.  Ask your doctor whether a lymph node biopsy might become necessary.

Question 8

70 neutrophils have in a baby fbc report.what is the reason?

Accepted Answer

Incomplete info: It would be helpful to have the whole report. Please note all lab results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that.

Question 9

my 9 y old has belly pain for over a month. he had blood work his sed 17h, his neutrophils 8244, he had calprotectin, 80- follow up with ultrasound which shows tiny floating gallstones noted. dr says thats not reason for his pain. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

: The posted tests and studies do not provide enough information to speculate on a cause or treatment. A full review of his history, exam and flat plate abdominal x-ray would be my initial approach to assessment.

Question 10

what could be the reason for a low wbc and neutrophils count? could it be connected to a low iron and vitaminb12 levels?

Accepted Answer

Blood counts: There are several potential explanations for this constellation of findings.  These include a primary bone marrow problem, pernicious anemia, and side effects of some medications.  A consultation with an internist is recommended.

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What could be reason for slightly high neutrophils (absolute and %). my values are 6.4 abs. & 72%. i'm told this is still normal but marked ! on labs?all other wbc & cbc/chem values normal.

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What could the reason be for a high abs neutrophils 9.2 & low abs lymphocytes 0.3 blood count? cbc was flagged & wondering, i go to dr in few days.

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What reason could be for a high wbc, abs neutrophils & creatinine levels are high ?

A member asked:

What can be the reason of my high wbc:15.6 abs neutrophils: 10.79 hematocrit: 44.8?

A member asked:

High neutrophils, low monocytes, low lymphocytes, normal basophils, normal eosinophils what could be the reason? can this indicate teniasis?

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2 miscarriages - last one was natural and happened 2 weeks ago. have had blood tests done and show slightly low neutrophils, slightly high b12 and high folate (i am taking supplements) - is this cause for concern? reason for recurrent miscarriage?

A member asked:

I just got lab work back and it shows high lymphocytes (52.8%) and low neutrophils (39.3%). is this concerning? the reason i went to the dr was because i had a small lump in my groin and occasional underarm pain. she thought the groin lump was a lymph

A member asked:

70 neutrophils have in a baby fbc report.what is the reason?

A member asked:

My 9 y old has belly pain for over a month. he had blood work his sed 17h, his neutrophils 8244, he had calprotectin, 80- follow up with ultrasound which shows tiny floating gallstones noted. dr says thats not reason for his pain. what should i do?

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What could be the reason for a low wbc and neutrophils count? could it be connected to a low iron and vitaminb12 levels?

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