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My abs eos is 2.03 and shows as high on my blood report. what should i do or should i be concerned?

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Don't worry yet: If you feel well, then this is not worth pursuing. It's your physician's call whether to discontinue your appetite suppressant as a possible cause of allergy. If you do become sick and the eosinophils rise further, this may be a clue as to the cause. You're in kentucky, i see, and i also trust you do not have a strongyloides infection -- they're around in the hills and a check could be worth it.

Answered 2/28/2015

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NAACP: Eosinophils are a type of white blood cell which are higher in people with allergies. Other causes are neoplasm, autoimmune disease, connective tissue disease and parasites. I would have to know more about you and examine you prior to making a conclusion. Please see your doctor. If you have allergies, i would bet on allergies. If you have had foreign travel, consider parasites. Good luck.

Answered 5/14/2015

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