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Hi, i am 26 year old female, weight 8st 2. i recently had full blood count as i kept bleeding under skin. they checked my platelet levels and said there were fine. i am concerned my lymphocyte count was 1.4 is this normal? they said it was, i seen the scr
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Yes: Normal lymphocytes count between 15% and 40% of the WBC, yours is on the low side as it is 14%. That is considered ok though
Answered 6/22/2015
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