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My neutrophils is high..lymphocytes low. wbc is elevated. what do these results mean?
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Depends: Not enough information to answer definitively. Elevated neutrophils (neutrophilia) can be from a variety of causes including infection (especially bacterial), inflammation (eg rheumatoid arthritis, etc), or steroids (demarginate neutrophils from tissue to blood).
Answered 8/4/2018
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