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What do you know about hypereosinophilic syndrome?
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Many causes-heart: Increased number of eosinophils can be due to many causes, including allergy, parasitic infestation, tumors, leukemia and sometimes due to unknown causes. A common complication of very high eosinophil counts is clotting of blood in the heart chambers.
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