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05-02-2009, 06:53 AM
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I had some recent bloodwork done, and my
PMN% was 72.2 ( high) range ( 50-70) LYM%20.1 ( considered low) (25-40) my ABS PMN was 4.8 ( 1.5-7.8) my ABS LYM was 1.3 ( 1.0-4.5) I called my dr and the nurse said that they look more at the ABS numbers and that I was ok, yet, the lab highlighted that I was high and low in the Pmn% and LYM %. What does this mean and stand for? I am usually good at figuring things out, but I don't know. If all they look at is the ABS numbers, why run the others? thank you. Jess 
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CBC Differential: What does PMN% and LYM% mean?
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