Many elevated eosinophil's counts are transient responses to Hypersensitivities and mild allergies. Repeat counts usually return to less than 500 which is within normal limits. Persisting Eosinophilia, may be due to Parasitic or Fungal Infections and Allergies. Some cancers can also do it. There is probably no reason to worry but if still concerned a Hematologist Consult can help out.
Answered 12/11/2021
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Your mild eosinophilia would be best monitored in time by a hematologist and repeat cell counts will be needed as many acute infections/conditions may result in temporary increase of eosinophils. If eosinophils remain high or trending higher you will need workup under the hematologist’s care.
Answered 12/10/2021
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