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My son 31, got eosinophils of 7.9% six month back and 7.6% today. could this be due to exposure to traffic and second hand cigarettes smoke?

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Eosinophils: Elevated eosinophils are usually caused by allergies. Parasitic infections have also been known to cause elevations in eosinophils. Environmental pollutants are a possible but less likely cause.

Answered 1/14/2015

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