Lymphocytosis, should I be worried? - Tests and investigations . . . I searched about this and I saw that lymphocytosis in adults can mean lymphatic cancer or chronic leukaemia, but still is highly impossible I also read that if the lymphocyte rate remains high after 4 weeks then something is wrong, I didn't understand it completely So if my lymphocyte rate is the same now after 2 weeks, what should I be
Macrocytosis and Macrocytic Anaemia - Patient Macrocytosis refers to red blood cells which are larger than normal You're more likely to notice symptoms if you are older or have coronary heart disease
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia | Doctor - Patient Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) represents about a quarter of all leukaemias seen in clinical practice and is largely a disease of older people
Eosinophilia: Symptoms and Causes | Doctor - Patient Eosinophilia is a peripheral eosinophil count greater than the upper limit of normal range, usually around 0 45 x 109 L It is caused by allergic conditions