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Thursday, March 18, 2010
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Allergies |
High absolute eosinophils09/14/2007 |
I`ve recently had a blood work-up where everything was normal except for my absolute eosinophils which were 802 with the norm being 15-500 cells/uL. My TSH was 0.01 with the norm being 0.40-4.50 mIU/L. My thyroid medication was decreased as a result. I do not know what is causing the high eosinophil count. I do not have any allergies or asthma. I am in a stressful situation(family-health) and am fatigued.
High eosinophils could suggest many things including underlying allergic diseases that you may not be aware of such as asthma, a potential drug reaction, and certain types of infection. This test should be repeated and if it is still elevated then you should see a board certified internal medicine trained allergist/immunologist experienced in the evaluation of hypereosinophilic disorders. This is what you need to inquire about when you schedule an appointment with a "specialist".
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Jonathan Bernstein, MD Professor of Medicine Division of Immunology and Allergy Department of Internal Medicine College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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