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Blood Report Showed Mild Leucopenia And Relative Lymphocytosis. Suggest Tablets
Hello Doctor, my wife aged ( 23 ) recently got blood report with below impression NORMOCYTIC NORMOCHROMIC BLOOD PICTURE WITH MILD LEUCOPENIA AND RELATIVE LYMPHOCYTOSIS and in COMPLETE HAEMOGRAM report , TC = 3100 C/CMM which suppose to be in between ( 4000 - 0000 C/CMM) all othere entries are in range. Can you please suggest any tablets and root cause for this. if necessary we can approach to you if it is serious......please suggest...........................waiting for your reply. Thank you Manojkumar A C Cell:0000 YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 25 Nov 2013
Hello and welcome to HCM,
According to your blood report the red blood cells are within normal limits.
The red blood cells are of normal shape and size.
There is slight decrease in white blood cell counts.
Due to this, there is relative increase in the lymphocyte counts however, the increase is not absolute.
Fall in leukocyte numbers occurs in severe infections.
However, there is no evidence of infection in your blood report.
Get your total white blood cell count done after some time.
In the meanwhile there is nothing to worry.
thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
According to your blood report the red blood cells are within normal limits.
The red blood cells are of normal shape and size.
There is slight decrease in white blood cell counts.
Due to this, there is relative increase in the lymphocyte counts however, the increase is not absolute.
Fall in leukocyte numbers occurs in severe infections.
However, there is no evidence of infection in your blood report.
Get your total white blood cell count done after some time.
In the meanwhile there is nothing to worry.
thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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