Brief Answer:
Too early to be too worried
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the updates.
Raised EOS are generally seen mainly in allergic reactions and chronic parasitic infections. It might be important to know if you have any
allergy to any substance, or if you have any chronic allergic disease (skin,
allergic rhinitis, asthma etc). Parasitic infections like worms could raise blood EOS. It is not rare in some diseases like
sarcoidosis and Lymphomas to observe raised EOS. However, all these require a careful observation and evaluation.
Raised lymphocytes are seen in viral infections, bacterial infection s and some
bone marrow diseases . It might be difficult to interpret these results without clinical findings. Also, other blood parameters like the
hemoglobin level are important to be known (anemic or not).
Note also that
stress and inflammatory reactions can simply raise cell counts, not actually meaning there is something that serious.
A thick and thin blood film would also be necessary for a correct interpretation,. The sizes of the cells, the coloration and the shapes, with other aspects are all important to be considered.
I still belief you
consult a hematologist, for a timely and appropriate diagnosis and management. Doing the tests all over could be an option in some cases. I do not think you really need to bother much at this point in time. thanks and kind regards as I wish you the best of health.
Dr Rogers