Sign-in to Ask A Doctor - 24x7
OR
Sign in with Google
What Does A Lymphocyte Count Of 22.7 Indicate?
Question: I had testing done this week. The lymphocytes% came in at 22.7 on a scale of 25-45. All other results were absolutely fine. What does this mean and should I be worried?
Brief Answer:
I have reviewed your concern.Do not worry my friend.
Detailed Answer:
Hi Mrs.grout. I have reviewed your concern. A lymphocyte count of 22.7 is most often considered as low normal. I would like to know more about your other Complete blood profile as in total counts and neutrophil count, other wbcs, hemoglobin and platelet count. Assuming that they are within range, i am confident that you are absolutely fine. At your age, if the total wbc count rises or falls and lymphocyte counts increase more than 45 then it is worrying sign. Your lymphocyte count is near normal and this is a commonly seen finding. Unless you have any other symptoms you can stick to your routine. A followup of blood test after 2 months is still advisable.
let me know if you have any more concerns for me.
Wish you a super healthy life
Sincerely,
Parth Desai
I have reviewed your concern.Do not worry my friend.
Detailed Answer:
Hi Mrs.grout. I have reviewed your concern. A lymphocyte count of 22.7 is most often considered as low normal. I would like to know more about your other Complete blood profile as in total counts and neutrophil count, other wbcs, hemoglobin and platelet count. Assuming that they are within range, i am confident that you are absolutely fine. At your age, if the total wbc count rises or falls and lymphocyte counts increase more than 45 then it is worrying sign. Your lymphocyte count is near normal and this is a commonly seen finding. Unless you have any other symptoms you can stick to your routine. A followup of blood test after 2 months is still advisable.
let me know if you have any more concerns for me.
Wish you a super healthy life
Sincerely,
Parth Desai
Note: Do you have more questions on diagnosis or treatment of blood disorders? Ask An Expert/ Specialist Now
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Answered by
Get personalised answers from verified doctor in minutes across 80+ specialties
