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Question: Dear Doctor,
Please find the new results attached. As you may see, there is new changes which indicates high lymphocyte and low neutrophil. Please let me know what is the risks of it and kindly advise what should I do or what process do I have to undergo to ensure my blood status.
Is this prone to cancer? Leukemia? Etc.
Looking forward to hearing from you earliest.
Best regards,
XXXX
Please find the new results attached. As you may see, there is new changes which indicates high lymphocyte and low neutrophil. Please let me know what is the risks of it and kindly advise what should I do or what process do I have to undergo to ensure my blood status.
Is this prone to cancer? Leukemia? Etc.
Looking forward to hearing from you earliest.
Best regards,
XXXX
Brief Answer:
Get a Blood culture test done
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have gone through your reports.
High lympghocyte and low neutrophil count indicate you are having infection in your body.
You are not suffering from blood cancer such as leukemia because in this type of cancer the lymphocytes are majorly high and neutrophils are majorly low.
In your case the lymphocytes are minorly high and neutrophils are minorly low which indicate you are suffering from either bacterial or viral infection.
I will advise you to do a blood culture test.
On treatment with sensitive antibiotics your counts will come back to normal
You do not need to worry.
Regards
DR DE
Get a Blood culture test done
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have gone through your reports.
High lympghocyte and low neutrophil count indicate you are having infection in your body.
You are not suffering from blood cancer such as leukemia because in this type of cancer the lymphocytes are majorly high and neutrophils are majorly low.
In your case the lymphocytes are minorly high and neutrophils are minorly low which indicate you are suffering from either bacterial or viral infection.
I will advise you to do a blood culture test.
On treatment with sensitive antibiotics your counts will come back to normal
You do not need to worry.
Regards
DR DE
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Ashwin Bhandari
Dear Doctor,
Thank you for your prompt response.
May you kindly advise what kind of virus/bacteria you assume were on my blood? By the way, I have had my stool test and resulted that I have yeast +. Some of the doctor I have consulted initially that this might be candida. However, I did colonoscopy and endoscopy, both results were normal except that I have pangastritis.
Please advise further. Thanking you in advance.
Best regards,
XXXX
Thank you for your prompt response.
May you kindly advise what kind of virus/bacteria you assume were on my blood? By the way, I have had my stool test and resulted that I have yeast +. Some of the doctor I have consulted initially that this might be candida. However, I did colonoscopy and endoscopy, both results were normal except that I have pangastritis.
Please advise further. Thanking you in advance.
Best regards,
XXXX
Brief Answer:
staphylococcal infection
Detailed Answer:
Hi
You may be having staphylococcal or streptococcal bacterial infection in your blood which is causing this abnormal blood count.
Once nature of infection is determined by blood culture treatment with sensitive antibiotic will result in complete recovery of the blood counts.
You do not need to worry.
If you have no more clarifications then please rate the answer and close the thread.
Regards
DR DE
staphylococcal infection
Detailed Answer:
Hi
You may be having staphylococcal or streptococcal bacterial infection in your blood which is causing this abnormal blood count.
Once nature of infection is determined by blood culture treatment with sensitive antibiotic will result in complete recovery of the blood counts.
You do not need to worry.
If you have no more clarifications then please rate the answer and close the thread.
Regards
DR DE
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
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