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Question: Hi am 25 years old male
4 months back had a blood test in that my wbc was 11,000 n today wen i took test ots 8300 only !! Too much diffrence !! N lymthoctes is 61% which is too high !! Wat may b the causes n steps to b taken
4 months back had a blood test in that my wbc was 11,000 n today wen i took test ots 8300 only !! Too much diffrence !! N lymthoctes is 61% which is too high !! Wat may b the causes n steps to b taken
Brief Answer:
Investigations advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at the HCM.
White blood cells are involved in your immune system effort to fight infections. High white blood cell counts earlier indicate that may be you were having some subclinical infection which may not have manifested but your body was fighting an infection. The counts may vary that depends upon several factors body immune response and laboratories, etc. The difference in values is not point to be concerned about. But yes the lymphocytes are high and mostly is due to infections. It can occur after acute infection but usually is seen in chronic infections like tuberculosis, infectious mononucleosis, etc. Did you had any infection in recent past? Any symptoms? I would suggest you to get urinalysis, ESR, liver function and kidney function test. Also get XRay done. Follow up with investigation as advised. Treatment can be decided accordingly.
Hope I answered your query.
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Dr Sheetal Verma
Investigations advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at the HCM.
White blood cells are involved in your immune system effort to fight infections. High white blood cell counts earlier indicate that may be you were having some subclinical infection which may not have manifested but your body was fighting an infection. The counts may vary that depends upon several factors body immune response and laboratories, etc. The difference in values is not point to be concerned about. But yes the lymphocytes are high and mostly is due to infections. It can occur after acute infection but usually is seen in chronic infections like tuberculosis, infectious mononucleosis, etc. Did you had any infection in recent past? Any symptoms? I would suggest you to get urinalysis, ESR, liver function and kidney function test. Also get XRay done. Follow up with investigation as advised. Treatment can be decided accordingly.
Hope I answered your query.
Rating and review will be appreciated.
Dr Sheetal Verma
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Dr. Raju A.T
I had chickenpox three years back !! After that no infection as to my knowledge !! Does it has anything to do with HIV !! My RBC is also down 4.55 it is !! As 4.6 is normal !!
Brief Answer:
Proper investigations advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
If you had an unprotected intercourse in past then I would suggest you to take 4 th generation ELISA test at 12 weeks post exposure for your psychological advantage. But as of now it seems unrelated to your current problem. Chicken pox three years back is unrelated. RBC counts can vary. I would suggest you to take the investigations as advised for establishing proper diagnosis.
Take care
Proper investigations advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
If you had an unprotected intercourse in past then I would suggest you to take 4 th generation ELISA test at 12 weeks post exposure for your psychological advantage. But as of now it seems unrelated to your current problem. Chicken pox three years back is unrelated. RBC counts can vary. I would suggest you to take the investigations as advised for establishing proper diagnosis.
Take care
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Sonia Raina
Brief Answer:
Haematological problem.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
The platelet counts are too low. I would suggest you to visit a physician and get proper evaluation needed. You might require bone marrow biopsy to establish the diagnosis. It could be aplastic anemia or other haematological problem.
Take care
Haematological problem.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
The platelet counts are too low. I would suggest you to visit a physician and get proper evaluation needed. You might require bone marrow biopsy to establish the diagnosis. It could be aplastic anemia or other haematological problem.
Take care
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Sonia Raina
Thank ubso much!!! Will it lead to any serious condition to my health cobdition!! Can i hav a normal life!! N wat may b the problems
Brief Answer:
No need to worry. Get evuation done.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Do not worry in majority of cases these are infections which subside with the treatment. Other can be inflammatory, autoimmune, etc which are also treatable. So get investigated and take proper treatment. Visit a haematologist nearby for proper evaluation.
Best of Health...
No need to worry. Get evuation done.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Do not worry in majority of cases these are infections which subside with the treatment. Other can be inflammatory, autoimmune, etc which are also treatable. So get investigated and take proper treatment. Visit a haematologist nearby for proper evaluation.
Best of Health...
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
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