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Hello. i had labs conducted recently. normal white and red blood levels but high neut auto (81%) and low lymph auto (12%). what does this mean?
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Infection: there is wide range of potentials most commonly if infection, other causes include stress (physical or emotional, vigorous exercise), smoking, some medications, autoimmune diseases, other blood or systemic disorders
Answered 5/3/2021
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Hi neutrophil %: Hello. I had Labs conducted recently. Normal white and red blood levels but high Neut Auto (81%) and low Lymph Auto (12%). What does this mean? ANS: means you likely have an infection but need more information such as age, ethnicity medical history. Best to ask ordering Dr. for interpretation.
Answered 12/1/2016
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