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What Causes Elevated Neutrophil Count?

My absolute neutrophil count has been greater than 8000 less than 9000 for the past four months. All other blood results have been within the normal range. I have a recheck in December. How worried should I be about these levels? Is there anything dietary that I can change to help lower them?
Wed, 19 Nov 2014
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hi
Thanks for asking
From your history, findings and query, my opinion is as follows
1. High neutrophii counts signify acute infection mostly bacterial, acute inflammation.
2. If you are asymptomatic now, there is no need for concern as counts settle to normal range when infection subsides.
Hope this helps
Regards
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What Causes Elevated Neutrophil Count?

Hi Thanks for asking From your history, findings and query, my opinion is as follows 1. High neutrophii counts signify acute infection mostly bacterial, acute inflammation. 2. If you are asymptomatic now, there is no need for concern as counts settle to normal range when infection subsides. Hope this helps Regards