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Hi doc i have problem about my health many time i go laboratory i dont what is the mean of this monocytes the result is h 1.2 and reference range is (0.0-1.0)10e9/l and then lymphocytes is result h 4.7 ref range (0.5-3.3)10e9/l and then wbc result is 13

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Dr. Hernani Cualing
Dr. Hernani Cualinganswered
Pathology 31 years experience
Mono-lymphocytosis: You have increased white blood cells, from lymphocytes and monocytes. Although benign reactions like infections or immune reactions are known causes,it is good to consult a hematologist and work your blood with smear and flow cytometry, clinical history and exams, and send these test for diagnosis to a blood specialist, like a hematopathologist. It is now data incomplete and too soon to tell.:)
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