What are your normal WBC and RBC counts?

Mine are always in the 3’s to 4’s. RBC is always slightly higher than WBC.

Does this indicate anything in particular?

What are yours usually like?

Ive posted on this topic in the past.

RBC count is not higher, thats prob just your healthy normal range.

WBC count is is the tip of the iceberg as far as your immune system cells go. Its an average of the many types of immune cells under it, lymphocytes ect. . Often low to low end of normal in lymies.

The same reason many here have low CD57 (average of T and NK cells.), chronic infection beats the immune system down eventually.

Related- Low total protein is an average of the immune proteins, not "muscle needed protein" like in meat ect..

Low Globulins are low immunoglobulin proteins.

Some recover or have normal levels, ....but some dont even when lyme symptoms subside. LLMD's are puzzled by this. ABX might even have an ill effect on immune cells- it is suspect.

Post Edited (astroman) : 2/16/2021 10:47:30 AM (GMT-7)

my WBC tend to bounce around a bit

but on average are now around 7.8 - whereas initially when I became ill they were more like 6.5 - so they seem to be gradually rising ( i do a lot of stuff to try to help the immune system) - i did once have a 13.5 during a herx induced from taking a berberine containing herb and feeling very rough.

red blood cell count has stayed much the same around 5.1 with v little variance - but i often get an out of range result from things like mean cell volume ( high red blood cell turnover ) or one of the others on the CBC.

my total protein number is often up near the top of the lab reference range - or slightly over

On almost every test I have had in the last 11 years or more, WBCs are low normal are just below normal. RBCs are usually just below normal and rarely low normal. Have ben through 2 bone marrow biopsies, countless blood smears, cancer concerns by doctors because they just don't get it. Seems they would understand after seeing same results for years.

Hemoglobulin and Hematocrit usually just below normal.

From January, 2015 until July of 2016, all were a good bit higher when Lyme was under control. As mentioned many times, heart surgery changed all that.