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Hi , please find the attached CBP REPORT and suggest , WBC : mentioned as relative lymphocytosis, any further investigation required?
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Hello welcome all reports should be correlated clinically
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Do you have any symptoms ?
If not please forget relative lymphocytosis.
Your absolute eosinophil count is well within normal limits. It is just a jugglery of statistics. No action required.
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Relative lyphocytosis means lymphocyte type of white blonde cells are more in number than neutrophils which actually remain the opposite normally.
Explanation may be various like normal physiological variation, enteric fever, viral infection.
Diagnosis is always made with reports, clinical symptoms, examination all together.
No single report can diagnose a particular problem
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