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Is it cause for concern if b-monocytes percentage is higher than the normal range of 2-10% (as indicated on blood results)? my blood test result for b-monocytes is 13%.
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Percentages : Are relative to absolute numbers, therefore your absolute monocyte number may still be in a normal range. Your doc should be able to further explain as all results should be discussed in a specific clinical context.
Answered 5/20/2020
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