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Recently i have gone through complete blood test ..and lymphocytes count is 46% .is it sign of having any disease.
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I'll bet not: Percentages of white cells mean nothing apart from the absolute values. These absolute numbers in fact fluctutate wildly and if your neutrophils are in a reasonable range and you're not obviously ill, i'd not give this another thought.
Answered 5/9/2013
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