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My absolute eosinophils count went from a 288 last month and this month its1,239. is this a sign of blood cancer? i am 56 and get venofer iv monthly.
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Eosinophilia: 56 M notes eosinophil count went from 288 to 1,239. Asks if this is a sign of cancer? ANS: Not likely but having no detailed health history and not being able to examine you I cannot say. The Dr who ordered the tests is the one to ask.
Answered 11/28/2017
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