What Does Lymphocytes At 26% Indicate?
 
                                    
                                    
                                          
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                                            Question : Hi, My son is 6 years old, he is craving for food especially sweets. We gave his blood for diagnosis. As per test results LYMPHOCYTES are 26% (where normal range is referring to 30-60). Can you please advice is it any cause to worry? 
CBP Report as below. HAEMOGLOBIN 11.8gm/dL PCV 37.9% Total RBC Count 5.2 mill/cumm Platelet count 2.4 lakhs/cumm total WBC count 9700 cells/cumm Polymorphs 69% Lymphocytes 26% Eosinophils 03% Monocytes 02% Basophils 00%
                            CBP Report as below. HAEMOGLOBIN 11.8gm/dL PCV 37.9% Total RBC Count 5.2 mill/cumm Platelet count 2.4 lakhs/cumm total WBC count 9700 cells/cumm Polymorphs 69% Lymphocytes 26% Eosinophils 03% Monocytes 02% Basophils 00%
                                    Brief Answer:
Get him checked for fasting blood sugar levels
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
Lymphocytes are below normal range but are marginally low. It is acceptable unless accompanied with any symptoms like repeated infections.
I would recommend that you get him tested for fasting blood sugar. Also do other basic tests like hemoglobin, kidney function tests and liver function tests.
Please followup with these reports. Also let me know the weight and height and any other symptoms if present.
Dr Vaishalee
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                    
                            Get him checked for fasting blood sugar levels
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query.
Lymphocytes are below normal range but are marginally low. It is acceptable unless accompanied with any symptoms like repeated infections.
I would recommend that you get him tested for fasting blood sugar. Also do other basic tests like hemoglobin, kidney function tests and liver function tests.
Please followup with these reports. Also let me know the weight and height and any other symptoms if present.
Dr Vaishalee
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                                      Dr.  Vaishalee Punj
                                  
                              
                                         
 
                                    
                                    
                                
 
                                    Thank you for the reply.
He was suffered from fever a week ago, and we have used anti biotic Augmentin and completed the dose.
His weight is 18.5Kgs, height is 115cms and the age is 5 years 6 months.
We don't observe any weakness or fatigue in him. He is very normal and very active as usual.
As you suggested, we will do further diagnosis.
Thanks once again.
                            He was suffered from fever a week ago, and we have used anti biotic Augmentin and completed the dose.
His weight is 18.5Kgs, height is 115cms and the age is 5 years 6 months.
We don't observe any weakness or fatigue in him. He is very normal and very active as usual.
As you suggested, we will do further diagnosis.
Thanks once again.
 
                                    Please check the attached reports for further diagnosis.
Thanks,
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                            Thanks,
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                                    Brief Answer:
He seems normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
His weight and height are normal
There are no other symptoms in him. He may be taking more sweets just to recover from the fever he had recently. Sweets are high calorie and are source of energy and sugar as well. Otherwise there are no other issues.
I have seen his reports. His reports are also normal.
So there are no issues. Mostly avoid giving antibiotics for viral diarheas and common cold.
Dr Vaishalee
                                    
                            He seems normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
His weight and height are normal
There are no other symptoms in him. He may be taking more sweets just to recover from the fever he had recently. Sweets are high calorie and are source of energy and sugar as well. Otherwise there are no other issues.
I have seen his reports. His reports are also normal.
So there are no issues. Mostly avoid giving antibiotics for viral diarheas and common cold.
Dr Vaishalee
 Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
                              
                            
                                  
                                      Dr.  Vaishalee Punj
                                  
                              
                                         
 
                                    
                                    
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