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I had lab work & was wondering what the values mean% lymph 13.2 % neutro 76.6 ab lym 1.5 an neut 8.9 abs mono 0.9 hemg 15.7 hema 46.1 rbc5.14 wbc11.6?
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Lab data: Your WBC count is slightly high and you have a slightly increased percentage of neutrophils (these are cells that ingest foreign objects like bacteria and kill them). You are not anemic. Why this is happening can only be interpreted by the doctor seeing you.
Answered 5/4/2017
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