Low rbc's, low hemaglobin and low hematocrit are indicitive of an anemia.. Most likely an iron defeciency anemia. Absolute Monocytosis is associated with parasitic infections, Chronic inflammatiry disease, tuberculosis, and viral infections. Neutroplilia usually occurs with some kind of bacterial infection, stress, kidney failure, severe burns, heart attack, inflammation,and cancers. Myelocytes and metamyelocytes are immature cells that eventually develop into neutrophils, they are not normally found in the peripheral blood stream. If you have myelos and metas in your peripheral blood, then you probably have bands. Bands are the last stage of neutrophils that are considered immature. Neutrophils are developed in the bone marrow, and are released in the blood stream as mature neutrophils. This could be caused by such things as rheumatiod arthritis, and infections. Quite honestly, I couldn't pinpoint anything specific that may be causing your abnormal CBC.... But from what Information you have given, I would suspect early rheumatoid arthritis.Its possible to have RH and not have the pain yet. If your current doctor can't figure out what is wrong, go to another doctor. Your symptoms and lab results are significant, and you need to keep seeking a doctor that can properly diagnose you. Good luck Hon, I hope I have helped you.
