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Hi i 'm 30 years old man. the total eosinophil in my blood is 480.how can i control it .please advise me?
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No need: We usually consider an eosinophil count to be normal if it is less than 500. A count of 480 could be from allergies or asthma, or it may simply be your normal level. If you have any symptoms, be sure to discuss them with your doctor.
Answered 9/16/2013
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