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What do high lymphocytes mean?
White blood cells come in several forms. One of these are Lymphocytes. Granulocytes are increased in response to acute events (stress, infection... ) and lymphocytes are elevated READ MORE
White blood cells come in several forms. One of these are Lymphocytes. Granulocytes are increased in response to acute events (stress, infection... ) and lymphocytes are elevated in response to chronic events ( inflammation, infection... )
Sometimes high lymphocytes is a reflection of chronic diseases but occasionally it can be just a normal finding. If your total white blood cell count is elevated and lymphocytes are elevated then you need further work up but otherwise you should probably be ok.
Your primary care doctor can counsel you on this.
Sometimes high lymphocytes is a reflection of chronic diseases but occasionally it can be just a normal finding. If your total white blood cell count is elevated and lymphocytes are elevated then you need further work up but otherwise you should probably be ok.
Your primary care doctor can counsel you on this.
How do I get water out of my ear?
That's a common problem with swimming. Best way to avoid it, is to wet inside of the ears manually before submerging in water. Also to avoid sudden splashes in water and use ear READ MORE
That's a common problem with swimming. Best way to avoid it, is to wet inside of the ears manually before submerging in water. Also to avoid sudden splashes in water and use ear guards.
Most of the time it goes away by itself. If not, one easy way to get rid of it is to put your finger in the affected ear and hop on the leg at the same side for a few minutes.
It's extremely rare for an infection to happen but in case of continued symptoms, visit your doctor.
Most of the time it goes away by itself. If not, one easy way to get rid of it is to put your finger in the affected ear and hop on the leg at the same side for a few minutes.
It's extremely rare for an infection to happen but in case of continued symptoms, visit your doctor.
