Wouldn't having high Lymphs lower one's NLR (meaning its a good thing)? My NLR isn't bad, but wish I knew how to boost lymph count, or if a slightly low count was just a common side-effect of (even non-aggressive) cancer. Maybe just one of those things there's nothing to do about.
Wouldn't having high Lymphs lower one's NLR (meaning its a good thing)? My NLR isn't bad, but wish I knew how to boost lymph count, or if a slightly low count was just a common side-effect of (even non-aggressive) cancer. Maybe just one of those things there's nothing to do about.
Wouldn't having high Lymphs lower one's NLR (meaning its a good thing)? My NLR isn't bad, but wish I knew how to boost lymph count, or if a slightly low count was just a common side-effect of (even non-aggressive) cancer. Maybe just one of those things there's nothing to do about.
Sorry, I did not read your question carefully and thought you WERE talking about ANC. However, if you are close to normal in strictyly your lymphocyte count, which roughly 20% is by most lab's standards….you are probably in a fine range. I didn't mean to add to your concern. celeste
Sorry, I did not read your question carefully and thought you WERE talking about ANC. However, if you are close to normal in strictyly your lymphocyte count, which roughly 20% is by most lab's standards….you are probably in a fine range. I didn't mean to add to your concern. celeste
Sorry, I did not read your question carefully and thought you WERE talking about ANC. However, if you are close to normal in strictyly your lymphocyte count, which roughly 20% is by most lab's standards….you are probably in a fine range. I didn't mean to add to your concern. celeste
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