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Got my blood work and my monocytes are 11% but everything else is normal. should i be worried ?? (i have hypothyroidism ) also my ua showed squamous epithelial cells , bacteria and mucous but everything else is fine?

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If the rest of the cbc& diff is normal, a monocyte percentage of 11 is insignificant. Your nonclean catch urinalysis is also unremarkable.

Dr Kuitems agreed

Answered 4/15/2023

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The urinary findings are within normal limits and not the cause of the slightly increased monocytes. Normal is 3-8. Have the test repeated in 3-4 months. good luck

Answered 4/14/2023

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