Question 1

what if pus cells is above normal?

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Pus:  Could be an infection.

Question 2

what is pus cells and its normal range?

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Dead neutrophils: Pus is a combination of dead white blood cells, mainly neutrophils, fibrin and necrotic tissue. Pus is not normal, it is usually due to bacterial infection.

Question 3

my blood white cell is 12.7 how can i back to normal?

Accepted Answer

: Elevated white blood cell count indicates an infection of some sort. Are there any other symptoms? burning with urination? hot, swollen joint or skin area? Recent Covid or Upper respiratory infection? Talk to the Dr who ordered a complete blood count for follow up and discovery of underlying cause.

Question 4

how often can you have radiotherapy? do too many normal, good cells die if you do it too often?

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Llimited: When a person receives radiation therapy to a specific site it usually means they have received the maximum dose the tissue at that site can tolerate. Therefore additional radiation to that site (re-radiation) is usually not offered.

Question 5

what converts normal to cancer cells?

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Multiple steps: Changes in the dna of cells, some changes may be inherited, increase the growth rate of cells and additional changes to the 'dna develop and select for more growth.  Many incipient cancers probably die out in the process.  As more dna changes promoting growth accumulate the abnormal cells become autonomous, invade and metastasize.  On average a cancer has 90 dna changes/mutations.

Question 6

what is the normal t-cell range?

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Lab dependent: Typically  700-1200, depending on lab normals.

Question 7

is 6 -8 pus cell in semen a normal count ??

Accepted Answer

Male fertility: Normal semen counts
Volume= more than 1.5ml
Concentration= more than 39/ml
Total number= more than 15
Total motility= more than 40%
Progressive motility= more than 32%
Vitality (live sperm)= more than 58%
Morphology= around 4 normal forms

If your numbers are less than these, successful impregnation will be more difficult

Question 8

i got a cd57 nk-cell result of 15, is that normal?

Accepted Answer

Low CD57 NK-cells: Cd57 count is low but what does it mean? Some physicians believe low cd57 is a marker for persistent lyme disease. If you are having symptoms of lyme - arthritis, neurologic problems - they would interpret this result as evidence of persistent infection & recommend additional long-term antibiotics. Most physicians disagree. You & your md must discuss the pros & cons & decide what's best for you.

Question 9

pus cells in semen appeared 2-3 hpf. is it normal?

Accepted Answer

: many times immature sperms are mistaken for wbc . If no symptoms and nother problem nothing needs to be done

Question 10

can precancerous cell turn normal with out treatment?

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Healing: Some pre-cancer changes may revert spontaneously to normal. For example, in the cervix, most HPV infections, which appear as "precancers" will resolve spontaneously. In other organs we don't know as well the frequency with which this happens. But most cancers require several "hits" for the cell to become fully malignant.

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