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I'm a 27 year old male, wbc 5.6 x 10^9/l, neutro 53%, lymph 36%, mono 6.9%, eosin 3% and baso 0.3%. is this normal?
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Yes: Normal total and differential white blood cell count.
Answered 4/20/2013
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WBC 5, 26*10^9/L; NEUT 1, 78*10^9/L, 33, 8%; LYMPH 2, 70*10^9/L, 51, 3%; MONO 0, 53*10^9/L, 10, 1%. No more symptoms. It is serious?
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Last 3 CBC WBC 5.9 neut 3.7 lymphs 1.5 mono.6 then WBC 5.7 neut 3.7 lymph 1.2 mono ..6 and last WBC 5.1 neut 3.7 lymphs 1.0 all lower except neut why?
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Have had a fever for nearly 2weeks. Doc thinks it's the flu.Had blood drawn. WBC 10.8 lymph 53.5 mono 13.6 Gran 32.9 Monos absolute 1.5 Grans 3.6?
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Lymph% 36.4 mono% 6.2 seg% 57.4 lymph count 2.3x1000 mono count 0.4x1000 seg count 3.6x1000 WBC 6.2x1000 RBC 4.32x10*6 RDW 14.7 is this ok?
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