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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?

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Posted on Fri, 19 Jan 2018
Question: I had a few blood tests recently. The first came back with an elevated White Blood Cell count of 23.2 H a few weeks ago. A follow up test last week revealed a white blood cell count of 22.0 H. I've feeling fine, but here I should see a hemotologist immediately. What could be the cause of such an elevated count?
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Answered by Dr. Deepak Sundriyal (16 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Hello. It may suggest leukemia

Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have seen your report and it is suggestive of high lymphocytes with smudge cells. This may represent chronuc lymhocytic leukemia and you should now visit a hematooncologist for further evaluation. There is nothing to worry as not all cases of tgis disease require treatment.
Thanks and regards
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Follow up: Dr. Deepak Sundriyal (57 minutes later)
Thank you. Is adult leukemia treatable? Does the fact I feel well mean I'm in a better position?
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Answered by Dr. Deepak Sundriyal (43 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Hello. Yes it is treatable

Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. Most of the leukemia are curable . You require more test and evaluation whether you require immediate treatment or not.
Thanks and regards
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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?

Brief Answer: Hello. It may suggest leukemia Detailed Answer: Hello dear. I have seen your report and it is suggestive of high lymphocytes with smudge cells. This may represent chronuc lymhocytic leukemia and you should now visit a hematooncologist for further evaluation. There is nothing to worry as not all cases of tgis disease require treatment. Thanks and regards