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My lymphocyte percent went from 16 to 32 over a 5 month period is that normal?
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Yes: These numbers fluctuate wildly even hour by hour. Just jumping into a cold swimming pool can completely change the white cell picture. If the absolute counts are near the reference range and all the cells look okay, don't give it another thought.
Answered 2/21/2017
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