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What does mono% mean? i got blood work back that said the range is from 0.4-15.9, but mine was 16.6.
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Slight elevation: of the monocyte count (as long as the are normal in appearance could represent viral infection Abnormal monocytes could represent infectious mononucleosis. Speak with your ordering Health Care Professional for interpretation ... Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 5/6/2018
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