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Is a consistent eosinophils count of 5% enough to negatively impact my health?
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Hard to tell: An elevated eosinophil count can be normal but can also be a sign of disease. It is more the absolute number of the cells than the percent that matter more. So it would depend on your white blood cell count.
Answered 4/7/2017
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