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Wbc 14.1. neurophils 66 neutrophil bands 19 lymphocyte 10. what does this mean ? is it bad?

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Likely infection: White blood cells are increased with bands. Bands are immature white blood cells that are released into the blood stream from the bone marrow, usually to fight an infection. There are other causes of bands in the blood, so you should definately check with your doctor.

Dr Nair agreed

Answered 10/3/2015

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