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Can having a dog in the house cause increased eosinophil count?
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Not likely: There are many causes of an increased eosinophil count, but a dog in the house is not the usual cause. It would be a good idea to repeat the count and discuss this with your doctor.
Answered 9/4/2013
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Yes: Eosinophil counts increase with certain types of allergies, so if one were allergic to dogs, this might be possible.
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