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Wbc normal but lymphocytes slightly elevated -44% no symptoms .found during a routine check up . should one be worried? what may be the reason?
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Viral infection: Usually viral infection increase the lymphocytes ,but if become worse and CBC become abnormal need bone marrow aspirate to r/o leukemia.
Answered 11/28/2017
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