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Results From Recent Blood Test Cortesrange From 3mm Up To 4.5mm
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Sat, 1 Aug 2020
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Question : results from recent blood test and bi lateral ultrasound. FINDINGs: Axillary lymph nodes bilatrally are prominent is size with mild area of thickning of the cortex. Themaintain a normal lymph noe apperance In the right ailla there is a 2.1x1.5lo,9cm node and a 1.4x.9x.1cm. Lymph node ae in the left axilla there is a 2.3x1.8.1cm lymph node and a 1.9x14x0.6cm. Cortesrange from 3mm up to 4.5mm.
White blood cell count :11.4
Lymphocites: 6500
White blood cell count :11.4
Lymphocites: 6500
Brief Answer:
Appear to be normal nodes
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
You have not mentioned your symptoms, if any.
These nodes appear quite normal in character, even though they are mildly enlarged. Many a times, normal nodes of these sizes are found in normal individuals.
WBC count is slightly elevated with elevated lymphocytes. This can be a result of recent viral infections. We need to look at the peripheral blood smear exam and see if these lymphocytes are normal or abnormal. If normal appearing, we can followup with another blood count in 4 weeks. If abnormal we should go for flow cytometry analysis of blood.
Overall, I think there is nothing to be too concerned right now.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Appear to be normal nodes
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
You have not mentioned your symptoms, if any.
These nodes appear quite normal in character, even though they are mildly enlarged. Many a times, normal nodes of these sizes are found in normal individuals.
WBC count is slightly elevated with elevated lymphocytes. This can be a result of recent viral infections. We need to look at the peripheral blood smear exam and see if these lymphocytes are normal or abnormal. If normal appearing, we can followup with another blood count in 4 weeks. If abnormal we should go for flow cytometry analysis of blood.
Overall, I think there is nothing to be too concerned right now.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
Appear to be normal nodes
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
You have not mentioned your symptoms, if any.
These nodes appear quite normal in character, even though they are mildly enlarged. Many a times, normal nodes of these sizes are found in normal individuals.
WBC count is slightly elevated with elevated lymphocytes. This can be a result of recent viral infections. We need to look at the peripheral blood smear exam and see if these lymphocytes are normal or abnormal. If normal appearing, we can followup with another blood count in 4 weeks. If abnormal we should go for flow cytometry analysis of blood.
Overall, I think there is nothing to be too concerned right now.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Appear to be normal nodes
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
You have not mentioned your symptoms, if any.
These nodes appear quite normal in character, even though they are mildly enlarged. Many a times, normal nodes of these sizes are found in normal individuals.
WBC count is slightly elevated with elevated lymphocytes. This can be a result of recent viral infections. We need to look at the peripheral blood smear exam and see if these lymphocytes are normal or abnormal. If normal appearing, we can followup with another blood count in 4 weeks. If abnormal we should go for flow cytometry analysis of blood.
Overall, I think there is nothing to be too concerned right now.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Sorry, mm
Brief Answer:
Yes that's fine
Detailed Answer:
That is within normal limits. Normal reactive nodes can have such thickness
Yes that's fine
Detailed Answer:
That is within normal limits. Normal reactive nodes can have such thickness
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Good to hear! I feel better.
Will follow up with bloodwork and antibiotics!
Will follow up with bloodwork and antibiotics!
Brief Answer:
You are welcome
Detailed Answer:
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Regards
You are welcome
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