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I am 71 years young. i recently had a blood test and all came back normal except the automono and it was at 12.8% and was high. what is this?
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Explanation : This is so great to have normal blood result at age 71. Good for you! Increased % of mono may be caused recently recovered "cold" condition or even automatic mistake. Blood test could be repeated, if you have any concerns.
Answered 9/24/2016
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