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Should i worry about persistent relative lymphocytosis? 3 cbcs in 2 yrs show ~60% lymphs, ~40% neuts (both within absolute ranges, total wbc ~5.5k)

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Dr. Robert Kwok answered

Numbers are just...: Numbers are just numbers. Without the whole picture, such as why was labwork done, numbers usually cannot tell much. The result values in this question, in a healthy person, are generally considered normal. One should ask his ordering doctor if the result is ok in the setting of his whole picture.

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Answered 10/15/2016

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Should i worry about persistent *relative* lymphocytosis? 3 cbcs in 2 yrs show ~60% lymphs, ~40% neuts (both within absolute ranges, total wbc ~5.5k)

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Should i worry about persistent relative lymphocytosis? 3 cbcs in 2 yrs show ~60% lymphs, ~40% neuts (both within absolute ranges, total wbc ~5.5k)