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CBC - HIV
I've got my CBC test which shows Total WBC count 6600 cell/cu.mm , everything is normal except Monocyte :
Absolute Monocyte Count is 700 which can be up to 1150 but it's differential count is 10.4% which can be up to 10%, is it normal ? bcuz i did hiv test it was negative but i want to know 0.4% is much high or not, thanks alot!
P.S:I'm sorry but i didn't know in which part of this forum i should post my question
Absolute Monocyte Count is 700 which can be up to 1150 but it's differential count is 10.4% which can be up to 10%, is it normal ? bcuz i did hiv test it was negative but i want to know 0.4% is much high or not, thanks alot!
P.S:I'm sorry but i didn't know in which part of this forum i should post my question
thx for your reply. my orthopedic doctor told me to do this test bcuz i got something in the bone of my forearm but he didnt know what was that he told me it might be a local infection in your bone or it can be a osteoid osteoma , then he told me it is not an infection but he didnt tell anything about the monocyte.
anyway thanks alot! sorry for posting in wrong section!
anyway thanks alot! sorry for posting in wrong section!
your hiv test was NEGATIVE because you had PROTECTED sex.
call your doctor if you are concerned about your lab results...its NOT hiv related.
call your doctor if you are concerned about your lab results...its NOT hiv related.
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