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Wbc 14.4. neut 79% 11.4. lymp 11% 1.6. atypical lymp 3% 0.4. rest cbc normal, done after 1day of diarrhea and vomiting no fever. why atyp lymp?
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Reactive lymphocytes: You may be experiencing gastroenteritis of bacterial or viral nature. Atypical lymphocytes are usually reactive to some infectious cause, so this is a normal reaction to an invader in your system and your body is reacting appropriately.
Answered 10/28/2016
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