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What Causes Low Wbc & Elevated Lymph Count?
My 2 year old daughter was diagnosed with Neutropenea and Immunodeficieny A. She had been on Neupogen Injections at home 3 times a week(but has stopped them about 3 months ago) and has been recieving IGIV treatments every other week over a 16 hour span because of low blood pressure during her treatment. Her WBC's are consistently low around 3 to 4.3 when tested every other week and she has an elevated Lymph count of 70-76 every other week. Is this normal even with all the treatment she recieves? Or could there be something we are missing?
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
No you have immunodeficiency then this much of wbc count is quite common.with low neutrophil and high lymphocytes. Moreover high lymphocytes is the physiological variations in childhood.its normal. So you are not missing. You are taking right treatment. Continue with your treatment.
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