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I am being sent to hemotologist for low ferratin and 3% atypical lymphocytes. should i be concerned?

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Concerned: Concerned -yes, but 3% atypical lymphocytes is unlikely to have any effect on your well being. Get used to the fact that your blood work will be reviewed frequently (usually every 3 months) and then much less often if all is going well, which i hope it is.

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Answered 5/12/2015

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My WBC was 3.3-48.0 lymphocytes. But everything else was normal range. My visit w/hemotologist it is now 3.8. Is something else going on w/me?

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My WBC Count was 11.3, my lymphocytes were 3.9. Being sent to a hematologist if they dont go down. At my last blood draw 5 years ago, my WBC was 11.0. Im terrified of blood cancer. Do these numbers reflect that? Can you have a higher baseline?

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I have had high lymphocytes in my blood tests for the past 3 years. The 'normal range' being 1-3 and mine being anything from 3.84-6. I am always tired and have bad hairloss. Could this be linked and should i see an hematologist? Doctors not bothered?

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For at least 2 years my lymphocyte level has typically been just below the normal reference range. A hematologist conducted tests & said that I am simply a statistical anomaly. But I have a massively stressful lifestyle. Could stress be a cause?

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I have lymphocytes of 15 neutrophilis of 78 leukocyte of 35.6 and hemoglobin 16.1. I have an appointment with the Hematologist today but curious?

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