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What Does My Blood Report Indicate?

hi i m sending you my blood report kindly i need an analysis of report that is where do i stand as for as my health is concerned? TLC-7.3, RBC-4.63, PCV-.44, MCV-94.2, MCH-31.7, MCHC-33.7, pLATELET COUNT-130 AND NEUT-42%, LYMP-50%, MONO-2%, EOSIN-6%, IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG WITH MY REPORT?
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Every parameters in your lab report is in the normal range except lymphocyte count 50%. You can count it to be slight higher in amount. the possible reason may be viral infection. You should treat it first. Once you treat it, lymphocyte count comes to down side.
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What Does My Blood Report Indicate?

Every parameters in your lab report is in the normal range except lymphocyte count 50%. You can count it to be slight higher in amount. the possible reason may be viral infection. You should treat it first. Once you treat it, lymphocyte count comes to down side.