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Eosinophila problem
My eosinophils count is 530 is it dangerous because I am having skin burnings but there is no icthing
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Dr. Vaibhav Lunkad
Dermatologist
34 yrs exp
Pune
You need to avoid all excess or bad habits or wrong methods or company or ideas.You can get all tips and tricks and doubts cleared on the phone or whatsapp or video consultation ASAP personally to prevent future problems like communication gaps headache memory concentration loss aging degeneration weakness impotence side effects obesity hairloss neurasthenia weightloss etc
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Dr. Sujit Shanshanwal
Dermatologist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
An increased eosinophil count is just a sign of hypersensitivity. Now this hypersensitivity need not necessarily be related to your skin. It can also be present in cases of worm infestation or it can also be raised in patients who have asthma like symptoms. if there is no skin patches then meet a physician and get it properly assessed. Hope this is helpful.
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