Diagnosis and Treatment Archive


Diagnosis and Treatment Archive

	Diagnosis and treatment guide

	Clinical findings

	Signs and Symptoms

	Test Results

	Abnormal Chest X-Ray

	Abnormal Head CT Scan

	Abnormal Culture or Stain

	Abnormal MRI

	Abnormal PCR Test

	Abnormal Spinal Tap/LP

	Abnormal TB Skin Test

	Abnormal Urinalysis

	(CBC) Low Red Blood Count (RBC)

	(CBC) Abnormal Hemoglobin

	(CBC) Abnormal White Blood Count (WBC)

	(CBC) Abnormal Hematocrit

	(CBC) Abnormal Platelet Count

	(CBC) Abnormal Bands

	(CBC) Abnormal Basophils

	(CBC) Abnormal Eosinophils

	(CBC) Abnormal Lymphocytes

	(CBC) Abnormal Neutrophils

	(Kidney Panel) Abnormal BUN

	(Kidney Panel) Abnormal Creatinine

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal ALP

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal ALT

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal AST

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal Bilirubin

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal Serum Albumin

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal Serum Globulin

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal Prothrombin Time

	(Liver Panel) Abnormal Serum Ammonia

	Diagnoses

	Science links

(CBC) Abnormal Lymphocytes

What is a lymphocyte?

Making up about 25% of the total white blood cell count, lymphocytes are a type of white blood cell. Lymphocyte levels are tested as part of a white blood count (WBC). Click here to learn more about white blood cells and a WBC.

Lymphocyte Overview

What does it mean to have abnormal lymphocytes?

Abnormal lymphocyte levels may be increased or decreased. Click here to learn more about what those levels mean.

Possible causes/diagnosis:

Decreased lymphocytes can indicate:

Bacterial meningitis

Increased lymphocytes can indicate: