I hope the doctor made sure of his opinion by testing you for meningitis!
According to A Manual of Laboratory Diagnostic Tests, second edition by Frances Fischbach, "If the neutrophil count is increased to a notably greater extent than the total count no matter how low the count, there is either a lost resistance or severe infection."
I hope if you had/have infection, they tried to determine what kind of infection it was when they prescribed the Biaxin? Are you feeling any better?
Decrease lymphocytes the above referenced book says "Occurs
(a) In Hodgkin's disease
(b) In lupus erythematosus
(c) After administration of ACTH and cortisone
(d) After burns or trauma
(e) In chronic uremia
(f) In Cushing's syndrome
(g) In early acute radiation syndrome"
According to Mayo Clinic's website, some symptoms of lupus erythematosus are: fatigue, fever, weight loss or gain, skin lesions that occur or worsen with exposure to the sun, joint pain, stiffness & swelling.
Uremia is where the kidneys are not functioning properly. According to wrong diagnosis' website, some of the symptoms are headache, loss of energy, skin discoloration & skin itch.
Some symptoms of Hodgkins, according to oncology channel's website are appetite loss, fatigue, fever, red patches on the skin, severe skin itching, often affecting the legs and feet.
Please give me an update as to how you are and if the doctors are ordering more tests to try to determine what is causing these horrible symptoms!