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Had an elevated wbc at 12.6 with neutrophils at 96%. does this mean my lymphocytes are low? does this bring any relation to acute hiv infection?
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Yes.: At the time of the blood test, your lymphocyte count was low. HIV infection is one possible cause. There is a King list of other possible causes.
Answered 3/3/2018
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