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Is there any significance in abs 0 eosi & baso cells? i've had wbc count of around 16.5 for months (no infection) neutro abs 11.43 imm grans .05
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Probably normal: First I wonder why have you been having white blood cell counts drawn several times over the course of months? That may be an important clue. Your overall WBC is on the high side, but probably not pathological; your lymphocytes may be on the high side (are they greater than 5000 ?) - ask your doc if you should see a hematologist Otherwise, your basophils and eosinophils are likely not a problem.
Answered 9/17/2015
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