My absolute lymphocyte count is high. Can you suggest any Treatments ?

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1. Please mention your complaints. Do you have a common cold, congestion, fever, or weight loss? Do you have a smoking history?
2. Do you have asthma attacks regularly? Or is this the first time? Have you done a spirometry examination for confirmation of asthma?
3. Lymphocytes are commonly elevated because of viral infection, for which symptomatic management is done.

Please attach your CBC (complete blood count) report with peripheral smear examination. Please provide the above information, so we can discuss further.

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1. It is good that smoking, weight loss, etc., are not present. I want to see your reports because you have not mentioned the WBC count. If the total count is more than 50000, then further specific workup needs to be done.
2. And, I also want to see a peripheral smear examination report to check the morphology of lymphocytes.
3. As per history, it does not seem to be much troublesome, and lymphocytosis can be from repeated viral infection.
4. You might have developed repeated allergic bronchitis problems, and not asthma, due to frequent traveling.
5. Asthma is a type 1 allergic hypersensitivity problem, so for that, I recommend you to get a pulmonary function test, like spirometry.

Whenever allergic inflammation occurs, try doing the following.

1. Try taking a decongestant like Phenylephrine.
2. If CBC shows eosinophilia, then Montelukast can be taken.
3. Steam inhalation.
4. Vitamin C lozenges.
5. Oxymetazoline nasal drops.
6. Try to take turmeric powder with warm milk.
7. And for lymphocytosis, repeat CBC after a week. If lymphocytosis is persistent for many days or weeks, then further workup needs to be done.

Consult a physician for examination while keeping all this in mind.