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A 46-year-old male asked:

Wbc 4.9, neutrs 75% high ,lymphs 17% low and abs 0.8 low.what could this mean bacterial or viral infection starting or ending.worried?

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Dr. Beth Zhaanswered

Internal Medicine 10 years experience

No: There is no sign of infection here. Total number of immune cells is normal.

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