I've got a bit of a concernmy eosinophil count came back as 9, and I'm not really sure what that means. My doctor mentioned it could be connected to asthma. Should I be worried about this? What exactly does a count of 9 indicate, and how does it relate to asthma? Id appreciate any insights you have on this, especially if there's something specific I should be looking out for.

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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An eosinophil count of 9% can indeed be linked to asthma, as elevated eosinophils are often seen in allergic conditions and respiratory issues like asthma. Its good that your doctor is monitoring it, and managing asthma with the right treatment can help regulate this. If you have more concerns or symptoms, follow up with your doctor for further clarification.

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