Question 1

segmented neutrophils of range 72, is this normal?

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Yes: 60 to 72 is the normal percentage of segmented neutrophils in the blood.

Question 2

hello, i need an interpretation of cytological peripheral blood smear differential: segmented neutrophils: 0,39 eosinophils: 0,07 lymphocites: 0,53 monocytes: 0,01 is anything elevated or low, or is it in the normal range?thank you?

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: 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 total WBC count.    Wish you good health!

Question 3

yearly blood work. cbc was pretty normal. only low iron. what causes low band percentage on a manual differential? how can i improve that segmented neutrophil % 67 % band % 1 % lymphocyte % 24 % monocyte % 7 % eosinophil % 1 % basophil % 0 ?

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, none of the results you provided are a cause for concern. You may take oral iron supplements for low iron.     Wish you good health!

Question 4

neutrophils of 37.2 is low or normal?

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Low: Normal percentages of neutrophils in most labs will run between 40-70%. 37% is lowish but if you are well, simply have it repeated and see want direction it is trending.

Question 5

neutrophils, absolute, manual count
3.26  and 66.1 % is this in normal range?

Accepted Answer

Normal: Normal absolute neutrophil count is 1.5 to 8.And 66.i% is also normal

Question 6

what might cause elevated absolute neutrophils but normal neutrophil percentage?

Accepted Answer

TheTruthOnAbsolute : Percentages are relative numbers. You could have one billion neutrophils (elevated) but only 10% of total White Cells (low, %, based on normal ranges), but 10% of one billion is sky high. We are always looking at relative numbers and absolute numbers. Relative numbers like % can be manipulated in various ways, good and bad, but absolute numbers are the nitty-gritty.

Question 7

neutrophils slightly elevated at 8.45 (reference range 1.80-7.00x10e9/l). normal? potential causes?

Accepted Answer

Neutrophils: Neutophils are component of white blood cells. They can be slightly increased in many conditions, mostly reactive in nature, such as infection, inflammatory conditions etc. and may or may not treatment. Treatment of underlying cause may bring them normal. Neutrophilic leukemia is very rare.

Question 8

neutrophils 37.2%, eosinophils 10%--is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Neutro Low/Eos High.: Neutrophils are normally 45-74% in a count of wbc's while eosinophils are normally 0-7%.  You might have a high count from an allergic reaction to something or it might be that some neutrophils might have been mistaken for eosinophils.  Either way, this does not seem abnormal enough to indicate an underlying disorder.  A repeat count would be advised.  See your doctor.

Question 9

my neutrophils are 42%? my lymphocytes 45,5%? is that normal? everything else is normal but these. help please im scared?

Accepted Answer

: It is not particularly helpful to post random lab values (without the full CBC) for comment. Full assessment must be done in the context of personal health history, exposures and other factors. These values are not unusual nor do they suggest a problem.

Question 10

neutrophils 39 (40-74), neutrophils (absolute) 1.3 (1.4-7), high lymphs 50 (14-46), iron sat. 13 (15-55), b12 1962! other levels normal. causes?

Accepted Answer

See below:: 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. Having said that, you do seem to have iron deficiency, other values are not far from normal. Please consult with your doctor. You may take over the counter iron supplements.

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Segmented neutrophils of range 72, is this normal?

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Hello, i need an interpretation of cytological peripheral blood smear differential: segmented neutrophils: 0,39 eosinophils: 0,07 lymphocites: 0,53 monocytes: 0,01 is anything elevated or low, or is it in the normal range?thank you?

A member asked:

Yearly blood work. cbc was pretty normal. only low iron. what causes low band percentage on a manual differential? how can i improve that segmented neutrophil % 67 % band % 1 % lymphocyte % 24 % monocyte % 7 % eosinophil % 1 % basophil % 0 ?

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Neutrophils of 37.2 is low or normal?

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Neutrophils, absolute, manual count 3.26 and 66.1 % is this in normal range?

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What might cause elevated absolute neutrophils but normal neutrophil percentage?

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Neutrophils slightly elevated at 8.45 (reference range 1.80-7.00x10e9/l). normal? potential causes?

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Neutrophils 37.2%, eosinophils 10%--is this normal?

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My neutrophils are 42%? my lymphocytes 45,5%? is that normal? everything else is normal but these. help please im scared?

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Neutrophils 39 (40-74), neutrophils (absolute) 1.3 (1.4-7), high lymphs 50 (14-46), iron sat. 13 (15-55), b12 1962! other levels normal. causes?

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