There is a remark for eosinophilia in my blood report. Do I need to take treatment for it or should I ignore it?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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Mild eosinophilia can be due to allergies or minor infections. If you are symptom free, no treatment needed. If you have itching, cough, or sinus symptoms, consult your doctor.

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