In what conditions can the neutrophil count be at an absolute low?
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What does it mean when neutrophils are at an absolute low (1.3)?
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- An absolute low count of neutrophils, which are the body's immune cells can occur post-infection mostly viral, as well as in bone marrow diseases and post-chemotherapy.
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