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What could it mean that my spleen is enlarged, slightly high wbc & lymphocyte count, and slightly low platelet and neutrophil count. with symptoms.?

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That depends: This could point to an infection, lymphoma or leukemia. You need to sit down with your doctor and talk about the causes. You need to have more testing done.

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Answered 3/21/2019

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What does it mean if you have some large platelets on blood test? My absolute lymphocyte count is 0.5 lymphocyte 4% neutrophils 86% WBC 12.6

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CBC done for intermittent fever for 5 days up to 102-103. Abnormalities were: WBC 2.5 (L), Platelets 112 (L), Neutrophils 1.5 (L), Lymphocytes 0.4 (L), Monocyte % 18.4 (H), Immature granulocyte % 0.8 (H). What could this mean?

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My doctor wants a CXR and urinalysis after WBC elevated 13.5, elevated neutrophils, lymphocytes and platelets. Should I be concerned?

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WBC says 3.1, Platelet count says 291, Neutrophils says 1,333, Lymphocytes says 1,355, Monocytes says 350, Eosinophils says 31, Basophils says 31. Do anybody know what this means? I'm terrified. My family needs me and depends on me. Please answer?

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