What does this mean?

[theslytherinprincess111]

My friend's 2 year old son is always sick and they went to many doctors but all of them say his blood results are normal but seeing his results I don't really think so and i need.

These are his results:

Result Description     Result             Unit              Range

ABS LYMPH                5.6               10^3/uL      6.0-9.0

ABS MONOCYTE        1.3               10^3/uL      0.2-1.0

LYMPHOCYTE                44.8                   %              61-

MCH                                23.0                   pg              25.0-33.0

MCV                         69.7                    fL              72.0-84.0

MONOCYTE                10.1                    %               5-

NEUTROPHIL                45.1                   %               30-

Platelet Count               472.           10^3/uL        200-450

RDW                                 14.6           %                11.5-14.0

ESR                                26                 mm/1hr          0-10

Globulin                       2.1                  g/dL           2.8-3.4

[theslytherinprincess111]

Thank You for replying

[Dr. Kokil Mathur]

Hi!
I am sorry to hear about your friend’s son’s medical problems.  The results are just outside the range. This could be due to recurrent illness probably viral in origin and subsequent decrease in appetite. If possible, improve the child’s diet, give some multivitamin for a week or two and if he still continues to fall ill, then malaria, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, infectious mono-nucleosis, and other viral infections need to be ruled out.
Engage the child in some games to build up his appetite. Give him fresh fruits, juices, soups, egg, milk, chicken broth, cereals etc. Try to avoid ready made meals, canned and tinned foods, and outside food as much as possible. Hope this helps. Take care!

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