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lymphocytes,monocytes,wbc,platelets are increasing slowly every month
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My lymphocytes, monocytes, lecucytes(wbc), platelets are increasing every months in past 4 months and lymphocytes and monocytes had already crossed the upper limits. My symptoms are legs and knee pain and weakness, sinus at regular intervals, high uric acid, cancer marker test and RA arthritis marker test is negative. Hiv test also negative after 11 months after last protected intercourse.
Chlamydia, herpes and sphilis tes negative after 6 months please suggest something or give ur view points
My lymphocytes, monocytes, lecucytes(wbc), platelets are increasing every months in past 4 months and lymphocytes and monocytes had already crossed the upper limits. My symptoms are legs and knee pain and weakness, sinus at regular intervals, high uric acid, cancer marker test and RA arthritis marker test is negative. Hiv test also negative after 11 months after last protected intercourse.
Chlamydia, herpes and sphilis tes negative after 6 months please suggest something or give ur view points
I need your help again... i noted something in my cbc.....in september 2014 my absolutes neutrophils count was 5.2 ref. range (2-7) and absolute lymphocytes was 3.30 ref.range was (1-3) and absolute monocytes was 0.96 ref.range(.20-1)...
Afterwards in Novermber 2014 my absolute neutrophils was 3.96 ref.range (2-7) and absolute lymphocytes were 3.62 ref.range (1-3) and absolute monocytes were 0.67 ref.range (.20-1)
In December 2014 my absolute neutrophils was 5.02 ref.range(2-7) and absolute lymphocytes were 4.88 ref. Range(1-3) and abosolute monocyte count was 1.10 ref.range (.20-1)....
I just had my cbc again today and today my absolute neutrophils was 3.63 ref.range (2-7) and lymphocytes count was 4.51 ref.range(1-3) and monocytes was 1.03 ref. Range (.20-1)
What do u think it can be..... right now i am having very severe sinus infection ...blocked nose.....heavy forehead....and a minor leg and knee pain...please suggest something......tommorrow i am having a meeting with the haemotologist....
Afterwards in Novermber 2014 my absolute neutrophils was 3.96 ref.range (2-7) and absolute lymphocytes were 3.62 ref.range (1-3) and absolute monocytes were 0.67 ref.range (.20-1)
In December 2014 my absolute neutrophils was 5.02 ref.range(2-7) and absolute lymphocytes were 4.88 ref. Range(1-3) and abosolute monocyte count was 1.10 ref.range (.20-1)....
I just had my cbc again today and today my absolute neutrophils was 3.63 ref.range (2-7) and lymphocytes count was 4.51 ref.range(1-3) and monocytes was 1.03 ref. Range (.20-1)
What do u think it can be..... right now i am having very severe sinus infection ...blocked nose.....heavy forehead....and a minor leg and knee pain...please suggest something......tommorrow i am having a meeting with the haemotologist....
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Actually, all of these results are pretty normal except for this last results of the lymphocytes being a little high. The lymphocytes are probably up due to your cold. No worries.
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ankylosing spondylitis (AS), reactive arthritis. Reactive arthritis can be an infection in the joints. Ankylosiing spondylitis is a type of chronic spinal arthritis. So, another way is to use a need and take a sample from the joint and culture it or do PCR to see if you have an infection there. But this is less invasive. The reactive arthritis is not really an autoimmune disease but the ankylosing spondylitis is. So I 'm not sure how they can differentiate which one it is from this test it is more of a screen for both then they would go from there.
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