I'm a bit concerned because I just received some lab results, and it says that my neutrophils absolute count and total leukocytes count are high. What could this mean? Is there any specific diagnosis that these results might suggest?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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it could be due to underlying bacterial infection consult your doctor for complete checkup

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