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My absolute lymphocyte count is 2.6. is that normal?
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That's fine : These numbers fluctuate wildly from hour to hour. If all the cells are well formed, you are fine.
Answered 10/21/2019
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It is normal: Normal Adult Range: 1.0–3.0×10 9/l (20–40%)
Answered 1/15/2020
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