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My blood work results what do they mean white blood count 19.8, neutrophils 89.6, lymphocytes 6.9?
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Too high: white cell too high, neutrophils 89.6,might indicate bacterial infection, or allergy, but not viral. it depends on your other symptoms, to defined the source of the infection.
Answered 5/18/2018
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