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My 7 month old baby has 0.8 netruphil count and 11.73 absolute lymph man. what does that mean ?
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Lymphocytosis: meaning increased absolute count of lymphocytes and decreased count of neutrophils, both are white blood cells which fight infection, usually lymphocytes are increased with viral infection, common in babies, with a resulting decrease in neutrophil count, if your baby looks fine otherwise, these numbers will normalize, if this is not the case please a follow up with close monitoring with his doctor
Answered 3/18/2015
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