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What does it mean if i recently had a blood test and it showed a neutrophil count of 0.7?
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You need to see a : Doctor. Neutrophil count of 0.7 is low though not low enough to qualify as neutropenia, (a count of 500 is abnormally low, normal being around 1500). You may be prone to infection. See your doctor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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