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Just got cbc results back - neutrophils at 29, lymphocyte at 60; atypical lymphocyte percentage of 15% - what does this mean? i'm a 20 year old female
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Atypical lymphs: A predominance of atypical lymphocytes is most commonly associated with a variety of viral infection. Certain bacteria can cause it as well, but this is a less common scenario.
Answered 12/22/2016
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Viral infection: If you have been very fatigued and tired, a lot of atypical lymphocytes could mean you have Mono, you should ask your doctor for more information.
Answered 5/9/2015
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