Not to worry: Please rest assured and do not worry. Unless you have symptoms fever, malaise and others, the normal WBC and normal absolute monocyte counts should be a good sign. Fluctuations in blood subset percentages are common and normal; it is a way to say our body is responding well, regardless of age, to any little or more potential infections, tissue cuts or injuries.
Answered 7/11/2015
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Stop worrying: Modestly elevated monocytes like that basically never mean anything if you feel okay.
Answered 7/11/2015
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Labs....: Hi L.M320, in terms of lab results, it is best to let the doctor that requested them interpret them for you. He will have a better understanding as to the context. Sometimes, an abnormal value is fine and sometimes a normal value is not fine. Understanding the background and context makes all the difference. You should make some time to communicate with your doctor. Hope that helps.
Answered 7/24/2016
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