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Is Blood Test Of An Infant Showing Haemoglobin EDTA Blood 11, Total Lecocytes EDTA Blood 11600 With Lymphocytes 69 Normal?
my 8 month old baby bloodtest result showing the following.
Haematology:---haemoglobin, EDTA blood--------------->11.0
total lecocytes EDTA BLOOD------------------------------>11,600
Neutrophils--------------------------------------------------->26
Lymphocytes-------------------------------------------------->69
Eosinophilis----------------------------------------------------->3
Monocytes------------------------------------------------------> 2
Basophils-------------------------------------------------------->0
pls give suggestion .
my Email YYYY@YYYY
Haematology:---haemoglobin, EDTA blood--------------->11.0
total lecocytes EDTA BLOOD------------------------------>11,600
Neutrophils--------------------------------------------------->26
Lymphocytes-------------------------------------------------->69
Eosinophilis----------------------------------------------------->3
Monocytes------------------------------------------------------> 2
Basophils-------------------------------------------------------->0
pls give suggestion .
my Email YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 26 May 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
The interpretation of the blood report of 8 month baby is as follows:
The hemoglobin level of 11gm% is low.
A peripheral blood smear and red cell indices need to be done to know the red cell morphology, its hemoglobinization and other parameters.
The total leukocyte count of 11,600 is normal for the age.
The differential counts is also within normal limits.
Lymphocytes are predominant white cells are the predominant cells during first 7-8 years of life.
Beyond this age, neutrophils become the predominant cells.
You need to consult your pediatrician for low hemoglobin levels, relevant investigations and then treatment.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
The interpretation of the blood report of 8 month baby is as follows:
The hemoglobin level of 11gm% is low.
A peripheral blood smear and red cell indices need to be done to know the red cell morphology, its hemoglobinization and other parameters.
The total leukocyte count of 11,600 is normal for the age.
The differential counts is also within normal limits.
Lymphocytes are predominant white cells are the predominant cells during first 7-8 years of life.
Beyond this age, neutrophils become the predominant cells.
You need to consult your pediatrician for low hemoglobin levels, relevant investigations and then treatment.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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