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DrToast

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20. Thanks for this!

Reply to ecstatic (Reply #9)

Fri Dec 3, 2021, 10:25 PM

Dec 2021

I’m surprised I’ve never heard of this, but it’s fascinating.

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The Complete Blood Count test shows how likely you are to get severe COVID-19 disease progression [View all] ecstatic Dec 2021 OP

Interesting. Could be very helpful info. tanyev Dec 2021 #1

Interesting Sanity Claws Dec 2021 #2

The wording from the lab report ecstatic Dec 2021 #5

Yes a link to the likelihood relationship study would be helpful. Thanks! nt Pobeka Dec 2021 #3

LabCorp didn't include one, but there are so many articles on it in pubmed: ecstatic Dec 2021 #9

Thanks for this! DrToast Dec 2021 #20

Mine is 3.3 marybourg Dec 2021 #4

Okay... this is really fascinating Dorian Gray Dec 2021 #6

Yes. Post 9! nt ecstatic Dec 2021 #12

"0.0 to 2.9" ?? Disaffected Dec 2021 #7

it's just a range. 0 doesn't have to be an actual value you can obtain. Takket Dec 2021 #10

You are probably correct Disaffected Dec 2021 #13

lol. Mine was 0.9 ecstatic Dec 2021 #11

I take adderal I_UndergroundPanther Dec 2021 #21

Yikes! That's a scary thought. ecstatic Dec 2021 #23

2017 study link ARPad95 Dec 2021 #8

I don't see that in my routine blood tests iemanja Dec 2021 #14

If you had a complete blood count (CBC), you should have a number and/or percentage for ARPad95 Dec 2021 #15

It's not on there iemanja Dec 2021 #17

I guess the "differential" part covers that? ecstatic Dec 2021 #19

Couldn't find my absolute neutrophils woodsprite Dec 2021 #16

Did they give a percentage of lymphs too? ecstatic Dec 2021 #18

No. One was one unit, the other a different unit. :( woodsprite Dec 2021 #22

You really fucked up my night... albacore Dec 2021 #24

2.1 is good! DrToast Dec 2021 #28

Not panicked at all... just wondering if I missed anything. nt albacore Dec 2021 #31

OMG what a bunch of NERDS we are . . . Maru Kitteh Dec 2021 #25

LOL!! ecstatic Dec 2021 #26

Interesting. n/t NH Ethylene Dec 2021 #27

One thing gives me pause. Aren't these tests being conducted on hospitalized patients with retread Dec 2021 #29

I don't know if it's standard practice to specifically seek out those numbers, ecstatic Dec 2021 #33

Very interesting nt Sunsky Dec 2021 #30

Mine's 2.6, I had a CBC done two weeks ago. róisín_dubh Dec 2021 #32