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Question: My age is 23 and I had a blood test with the comments "Normocytic normochromic with lymphocytosis". The following are the various things in the complete blood cell count. I am providing you with the table and the content will be like description - result-units-reference interval
haemoglobin - 13.7 - g/dl - 13-17, total wbc count - 4300 -/UL - 4000-10000, neutophils - 43 - % - 40-80, lymphocytes - 48 - % - 20-40, monocytes - 05 - % - 2-10, eosinophils - 04 - % - 1-6, basophils - 00 - % <1-2,
others - 00, rbc count - 4.91 - 10^6/UL - 4.5-5.5, haematocrit (hct) - 41.0 - % - 40-50, mcv - 83.6 - fl - 81-101, mch - 27.9 - pg - 27-32, mchc - 33.4 - g/dl - 32.5-34.5, rdw-cv - 11.6 - % - 11.6-14.0, platelet count - 205-10^3/ul - 150-410
comments: normocytic normochromic with lymphocytosis
correlate clynically.
Method:
HB: Cynmeth method total wbc: Impedane method
diff count: microscopic examination of stained smear rbc: impedance method
hct, mcv, mch, mchc - calculatedrdw - cv:calculated
platelet count: impedance method
method: cell counter/microscopy
>>I've checked online and found some various reasons and I'm tensed. Please let me know if there is anything abnormal and should I consult a doctor. If so, should I consult a type of specialist?
haemoglobin - 13.7 - g/dl - 13-17, total wbc count - 4300 -/UL - 4000-10000, neutophils - 43 - % - 40-80, lymphocytes - 48 - % - 20-40, monocytes - 05 - % - 2-10, eosinophils - 04 - % - 1-6, basophils - 00 - % <1-2,
others - 00, rbc count - 4.91 - 10^6/UL - 4.5-5.5, haematocrit (hct) - 41.0 - % - 40-50, mcv - 83.6 - fl - 81-101, mch - 27.9 - pg - 27-32, mchc - 33.4 - g/dl - 32.5-34.5, rdw-cv - 11.6 - % - 11.6-14.0, platelet count - 205-10^3/ul - 150-410
comments: normocytic normochromic with lymphocytosis
correlate clynically.
Method:
HB: Cynmeth method total wbc: Impedane method
diff count: microscopic examination of stained smear rbc: impedance method
hct, mcv, mch, mchc - calculatedrdw - cv:calculated
platelet count: impedance method
method: cell counter/microscopy
>>I've checked online and found some various reasons and I'm tensed. Please let me know if there is anything abnormal and should I consult a doctor. If so, should I consult a type of specialist?
Brief Answer:
Lymphocytosis(increased lymphocyte count)may be due to many causes.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Lymphocytosis(increased lymphocyte count)may be due to many causes like viral,bacterial infection,malignancy etc.
Since other blood parameters are normal,it may be due to viral infection in your case.
This condition generally require symptomatic treatment only.
It will reverse with treatment of underlying cause.
Other factors are normal.You shouldn't worry at all.
You may consult physician for proper clinical evaluation.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
Lymphocytosis(increased lymphocyte count)may be due to many causes.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Lymphocytosis(increased lymphocyte count)may be due to many causes like viral,bacterial infection,malignancy etc.
Since other blood parameters are normal,it may be due to viral infection in your case.
This condition generally require symptomatic treatment only.
It will reverse with treatment of underlying cause.
Other factors are normal.You shouldn't worry at all.
You may consult physician for proper clinical evaluation.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you XXXXXXX XXXX.
So a general physician would help and provide with the medication required. Right?
So a general physician would help and provide with the medication required. Right?
Brief Answer:
Yes,you should consult physician for proper evaluation.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Yes,you should consult physician for proper evaluation.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
Yes,you should consult physician for proper evaluation.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Yes,you should consult physician for proper evaluation.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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