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Is a 39.4 gran% good or ok?
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Perfectly fine: If the total WBC is in the normal range.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Need more data: Look at the person, not the numbers. I often wish that labs wouldn't even report percentages, as they generate misunderstandngs and confusion. If the absolute granulocyte count (39.4% of the total white cell count) is above 1000 or so, and your physician isn't concerned, you shouldn't be either.
Answered 3/17/2013
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